Cambridge News

The Cambridge News, previously known as the Cambridge Evening News, is a daily newspaper in the UK that is published every weekday and on Saturdays. It is produced by Cambridge Newspapers Ltd, which has its main operations based in Milton. This facility, initially established as a printing plant in 1991, became the central hub for the Evening News in 1998. Between December 2010 and June 2011, the newspaper had an average daily circulation of 20,987.

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Cambridge bungalow could be knocked down to make way for 10 person HMO

2 days ago | cambridge-news.co.uk | Hannah Brown

A bungalow in Cambridge could be knocked down to make way for a 10 person house share. Plans have been submitted to Cambridge City Council to demolish 190 High Street, in Cherry Hinton to make way for a 10-bedroom House of Multiple Occupation (HMO). A replacement two-bedroom bungalow is also proposed to be built at the site. The developer, Nemer Properties Ltd, said its plans to build a new two-and-a-half storey HMO in Cherry Hinton would “contribute towards an identified housing need”.
Developer returns with new plans for solar farm after last project blocked

2 days ago | cambridge-news.co.uk | Hannah Brown

New plans to build a solar farm have been put forward after a previous project was blocked following over 100 objections. Wessex Solar Energy (WSE) has said its plans for a smaller solar farm in the north of the county addressed the concerns that had been raised about the previous proposals. Last year, councillors at Huntingdonshire District Council rejected plans to build a new solar farm including 65,000 solar panels in the countryside.
New ‘warm and welcoming’ cancer support centre set to be built in Cambridge

2 days ago | cambridge-news.co.uk | Hannah Brown

A new “warm and welcoming” cancer support centre is set to be built in Cambridge. Plans have been approved to build the new facility in Long Road, on the edge of the Cambridge Biomedical Campus. The new centre will be run by the charity Maggie’s, which offers free support services to people who have been diagnosed with cancer. The charity has been running a temporary facility in Cambridge since 2012, based in converted flats in Puddicombe Way.
King Charles and Queen Camilla pay heartfelt tribute to Pope Francis

3 days ago | cambridge-news.co.uk | Ashlea Hickin |Jennifer Newton |Saffron Otter

The Royal Family has paid tribute to Pope Francis, who has died at the age of 88 after a life "dedicated to the service of the Church". King Charles expressed his condolences, saying: "My wife and I were most deeply saddened to learn of the death of Pope Francis. Our heavy hearts have been somewhat eased, however, to know that His Holiness was able to share an Easter Greeting with the Church and the world he served with such devotion throughout his life and ministry.
Chef says UK households have been making 'spag bol' dish wrong

3 days ago | cambridge-news.co.uk | James Rodger |Ashlea Hickin

UK households have been served a culinary caution regarding the dried spaghetti stashed in their cupboards – it's apparently sabotaging your spag bol. A chef has boldly claimed that many are getting it wrong, as the dish isn't "authentic" with spaghetti. Chef Sophie Nahmad from Gousto, the recipe box service, insists that tagliatelle is the most authentic pasta for a bona fide bolognese.
HSBC customers issued urgent warning over strict withdrawal limits

3 days ago | cambridge-news.co.uk | Ashlea Hickin |Christian Abbott

HSBC account holders have received an urgent notification concerning withdrawal caps. The alert follows confusion after a mystified patron contacted This is Money querying: "Why wouldn't HSBC let me withdraw more than £1,000 in cash?" They said: "I wanted to take out £5,000 in cash from my HSBC bank account. HSBC says it has no limit on the amount of cash you can withdraw over the counter. But it seems HSBC Watford does not allow customers to withdraw any amount they request.
'It was very unlikely he was going to survive' Mum helped change the law after baby born early at 1lb

3 days ago | cambridge-news.co.uk | Ashlea Hickin

A Cambridgeshire mum has helped to change the law for families with premature babies following her seven-year campaign. After her own son was born at 24 weeks, Lynne Peachey-Welch found herself having to make big decisions alone at the hospital because of how soon her husband had to return to work. Lynne and her husband James, from Meldreth, welcomed their baby boy, Max, into the world in October 2018. Max was extremely premature, being born at 24 weeks gestation and weighing only 1lb 12oz (794g).
The Cambs restaurants shortlisted for a popular award

4 days ago | cambridge-news.co.uk | Lorna Hughes

Five Cambridgeshire favourites are in the running to be named the best takeaways in the South of England and Wales. They've made the cut in the Deliveroo Restaurant Awards 2025, celebrating the best and most loved local restaurants up and down the country. Takeaways from burger bars to sushi spots are fighting it out for accolades across 65 different categories.
The farm perfect for a day trip from Cambridgeshire where you can feed lambs and go on tractor rides

5 days ago | cambridge-news.co.uk | Amy Britton

If you have some time off over the Easter holidays to spend with you children, you may be thinking about getting the family out of the house to enjoy the spring. If you or your children are a fan of animals, taking a trip to a farm in or close to Cambridgeshire could be the ideal day out. With plenty of activities to keep your children occupied, Church Farm in Stow Bardolph has things to do for the whole family.
I tried the Tesco and M&S Easter Eggs and one left me very disappointed

6 days ago | cambridge-news.co.uk | Amy Britton

Many people use the price of the popular Freddo chocolate bar to measure inflation. I prefer to use the price of Easter Eggs and still each year, I am shocked at how much brands are charging for a hollow chocolate egg and a tiny bag of mini eggs that seem to get smaller every time you look at them. What used to be a holiday about spending time with family and welcoming in the spring has turned into a competition for supermarkets to see who can create the best Easter Egg.