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On this day, Corpus Christi hosted its first Queenborough feast, the Victoria Cinema made way for a new Marks and Spencers, and artistic Londoners came to Cambridge to acquire identification marks for their motor cars.
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On this day, a custom was revived to celebrate Plough Monday, Cambridge Market stallholders were troubled by pilfering urchins, and a man with his coat and trousers on fire told a police station he wished to be locked up.
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It said the pressures of Covid meant it had to increase its precept by the maximum amount allowed
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The supplies will look at the vehicles themselves, the infrastructure, operations, commercial relationships, and the impact on the environment
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On this day, Eille Norwood returned to St John's College to play Sherlock Holmes, the wife of a fellow of Trinity experimented with a ouija board, and a landlord was forced to dispose of his lemurs, monkeys and dingoes.
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People in the city centre are less likely to have a private garden.
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On this day, the first licensed coffee bar opened in Cambridge, a fire at an RAF station caused a mustard gas explosion, and the idea was put forward to tunnel into Royston's hillsides to create permanent A.R.P. shelters.
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On this day, Sir Clive Sinclair unveiled his new electric vehicle, a Cambridge man explained how he helped plan D-Day, and skating enthusiasts travelled to the Fens to skate on the largest extent of frozen river since 1895.
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On this day, the city appointed its first traffic warden, Littleport was described as a plague-infested place, and the beginning of the end drew nigh for the city's horse-drawn trams after a 20-year struggle against its rivals.
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On this day, an inquest was held on a man who overdosed on laudanum, the Cambridge library introduced a new lending system, and the anti-war group asked what might happen if an atom bomb dropped on Cambridge.
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2020 was a difficult year for the fire service
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The owners of the bikes were informed that their bikes would be considered abandoned if they did not collect them