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Go-karting teenager who broke his leg after hitting a tyre wall at 58mph returns to the track
Ollie, 14, was due to be one of the youngest to be competing at Silverstone in the Junior Saloon Car Championship.
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Independent review commissioned into siting of 38-metre tall radar mast at Cambridge Airport
Councillors have welcomed news of the review.
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RSPCA bracing for "toughest Christmas yet" due to Covid-19
Across the winter period last year, the RSPCA dealth with 1,047 incidents in Cambridgeshire.
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Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority is working for economic recovery following Covid-19, according to new report
Mayor James Palmer says he is "committed to helping local businesses and communities recover momentum".
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How Home-Start Cambridgeshire is one of the charities to benefit from John Lewis campaign
Home-Start has been supporting families across Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire for the past 36 years.
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Nov 18: On this day in Cambridge history
On this day, the radar speed gun was introduced on British roads, a 100ft-high chimney stack was set alight, and a media mogul bought the controlling shares in the Peterborough Press.
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Local coronavirus track and trace service to roll out across Cambridgeshire
The scheme has proven successful in Peterborough in reaching people that the national service has not been able to get in touch with.
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Nov 17: On this day in Cambridge history
On this day, the Fort St George pub was renovated, students were fined for participating in an anti-gown protest, and an anthropologist at Girton became the first woman to be progged.
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Nov 16: On this day in Cambridge history
On this day, the Scott Polar Research Institute was opened, Billy J Kramer performed at the Romsey Labour Club, and an undergraduate fainted during a debate on contraception.
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Nov 15: On this day in Cambridge history
On this day, Rubens’ Adoration of the Magi was installed at King’s College Chapel, the Freebooters Club got a makeover, and Princess Elizabeth gave birth to a boy weighing 7lb 6oz.
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Nov 14: On this day in Cambridge history
On this day, the Duke of Edinburgh was awarded a Doctor of Law, the Bovril blimp met a headwind over St Ives, and the first demonstration of television in Cambridge took place.
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Nov 11: On this day in Cambridge history
On this day, teenagers packed into the Regal to see Cliff Richard, the Cambridge gallows went up for sale, and the News announced the death of its managing director of 40 years.