Another non-white Christmas has been and gone. Snow is infrequent in East Anglia but plays a significant part in local...

Snow is rare in East Anglia. But there have been snowy years, from the 'snowiest winter of the twentieth century'...

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak wants to be judged on the 2019 manifesto – how do the Tories stack up?

Data shows there is a wide gap between disadvantaged young people and their peers in accessing education, employment and apprenticeships.

A report by MPs has found a "lack of progress" by the Government in reducing the number of women in...

The Vice-Chancellor says failure to secure associate membership of Horizon Europe could do long term damage to UK universities.

Cameron Holloway reports on a Cambridge group's response to Monday's announcement on the Northern Ireland Protocol

Hundreds of Cambridge residents took to the streets to show their support for Ukraine.

Members of Cambridge University Ukrainian Society are calling for peace and for support from the international community.

On 8 March 1917, International Women’s Day protests in Petrograd triggered the revolution that led to Tsar Nicholas II's abdication.

As strikes enter a third week, Cambridge University students have occupied a lecture block, while staff members have been blocked...

This weekend the Cambridge University Ukrainian Society held two rallies, inviting local residents to stand in solidarity with them.

As the Elections Bill enters the House of Lords, the Electoral Commission has condemned plans to allow the Government to...

Staff at Cambridge and Essex universities are calling for fairer pay, pensions and working conditions during 10 days of strikes.

The Government wasted billions on PPE that was unusable, unneeded, too expensive, or never even delivered. Matt Hancock and Priti...

Knowing who donated to Johnson and the Conservatives tells us to whom they might be beholden. The sums they have...

Former Liberal Democrat Liz Truss campaigned for Remain, but now finds herself in the vanguard of ‘Global Britain’. 

A consultation on a new transport strategy for the East of England is taking shape is now open.

New amendments added to the Police, Crime Sentencing and Courts Bill could be used to criminalise any protest. Time is...

University staff across the UK have taken three days of strike action to call for fairer pay and conditions.

New rules post-Brexit mean that many EU dentists with a qualification obtained elsewhere are no longer able to practise in...

Carbon emissions by the world’s richest 1% will be 30 times greater than what's needed to keep pre-industrial heating to...

A radical attempt to embed long-term policy making in the work of public bodies.

East Anglia’s rare and beautiful chalk streams are under severe threat, but local communities in Norfolk are working hard to...

Southend-on-Sea is to be given city status in the wake of the murder of Sir David Amess, Prime Minister Boris...

Over 80 per cent of Labour Party members support Proportional Representation. So why did a motion supporting it fail? And...

Media coverage of the Labour Party Conference has focused on infighting. But shadow ministers also announced a raft of new...

Professor Stephen Toope announced he will be stepping down as Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge University at the end of this academic...

75 MPs signed a motion calling for the Prime Minister to be stripped of the power to decide if ministers...

Ministers claim the Elections Bill will “protect democracy”, but opponents fear it threatens the integrity of UK elections.

Many women in the prison system are victims of violence and abuse, and of poverty. They urgently need our help.

Six East Anglia employers have been ‘named and shamed’ in a Government press release for breaking national minimum wage law.

The government is quietly centralising power and eroding democracy, by shutting down avenues for scrutiny and opposition.

The Government's attitude to refugees is immoral, short-sighted, and unlawful. It could do worse than to follow Germany's example.