The new role is ‘pivotal’ in the charity’s mission to tackle child sexual abuse material online among growing threats such as AI-generated images.
Kirstie Eley gave talks on ear infections and helped raise awareness about how untreated issues can impact everyday life.
The official charity for Addenbrooke’s and the Rosie has invested more than £150million in the hospitals over the past 30 years.
Cambridge University and Polysolar were in the GreenSTEM section which highlights innovation where horticulture, science and sustainability meet.
Stewart Taylor thanks all who helped him when a fall at Cambridge Lawn Tennis Club left him in excruciating pain with a dislocated replacement hip.
Operator says train services, timetables and station facilities are unaffected by the transition, with no changes to ticket validities.
Charity Centre 33 supports young people up to 25 and is raising funds to refurbish a building in Cambridge that will become its new hub.
The remarkable but largely forgotten hover train tested in the Fens has inspired Drew Silver to try to capture a piece of history in a feature film.
Archaeologists are digging into the history of the Kite area before works to transform part of centre into a science hub.
A motorist with severe arthritis received penalty charge notices every few days in the post from the county council.
Weasel testicles, stargazing and royal remedies feature in an exhibition on our ancestors’ quest to cure everything from infertility to constipation.
An export bar was placed on the documents relating to the Delilah project to prevent them being taken abroad.
Two undergraduates took the clock hands in a 1930s prank and the daughter of one has returned the hour hand.
International experts call for a rights-based approach to technology use where children are better protected from harm by age-appropriate design.
The funding will provide a playroom for the Cambridge Children’s Hospital as well as supporting other local charities.
Dr Isabelle McNeill, who has died from cancer, was associate professor in French and Film and a key figure in Cambridge Film & Screen.
The development will include 45 council homes and 39 market sale homes and replaces 30 properties built in the 1950s.
Researchers said the garment has an ‘ultrasensitive sensor array directly printed on the collar, capable of identifying multiple sleep patterns’.
The Roman Catholic church is expanding as the city population soars and 12,000 new homes are planned nearby which will be served by the parish.
The mystery of the woman’s identity could be a step closer to being solved after the release of a picture of what she may have looked like.