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Nov 10: On this day in Cambridge history
On this day, Tony Blackburn was bombarded by fans at a store in Burleigh Street, Caius Fun Fair was opened by a 'self-styled Hitler,' and a fire destroyed the stage of the ADC theatre.
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Nov 9: On this day in Cambridge history
On this day, a protest was held against the closure of Mill Road library, the New Britain Movement called for a united Europe, and a new bridge at Dimmock’s Cote was proposed.
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Cambridge Zero shares its blueprint for a greener future
Cambridge Zero says its time to think about the months and years ahead.
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Nov 8: On this day in Cambridge history
On this day, work began on air-raid shelters in Stretham, the post office in Houghton was relocated to Wyton, and undergraduates sold poppies in wheelbarrows for Remembrance Day.
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Nov 7: On this day in Cambridge history
On this day, the Queen Mother opened Histon railway bridge, Princess Margaret received an honorary degree, and the roll of honour was unveiled at the Cambridge Guildhall.
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University of Cambridge begins eight-day Climate Change Festival
The festival takes place at the time when the UN Climate Change Conference was due to take place in Glasgow.
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Mayor of Cambridge says it will be an "honour" to represent the city this Remembrance Sunday
Many Remembrance Day parades are cancelled this year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Nov 4: On this day in Cambridge history
On this day, America's first lady came to town, the White Horse Inn became the Cambridge and County Folk Museum, and the only all-female hostel in Cambridge closed down.
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Nov 3: On this day in Cambridge history
On this day, judges selected a university rag queen, the mini skirt came back into fashion, and the 'dress-conscious sex' brought some glamour to the oft torn and dirty university gown.
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Cambridge City Council tells residents and businesses 'you are not alone' as lockdown looms
Cambridge City Council hopes to provide its essential services as best it can during the upcoming lockdown.
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Dobbies Cambridgeshire help raise funds for Stroke Association
"The charity provides specialist support to make sure people affected by stroke get the best care possible."
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Nov 2: On this day in Cambridge history
On this day, Conan Doyle lectured on the spirit world, a student at Emmanuel College was sent down, and repairs were made to the 'magnificent' monument to the 'unremarkable' man.