Cambridge's historic punting tradition faces extinction as the organisation managing the River Cam warns it could collapse ...

Anyone who has ever lived in, or visited, Cambridge will know that punting is like a right of passage in the city, especially in the summer months.

AN ICONIC tourist attraction in one of the UK’s most popular cities could soon be extinct. Punting on the charming River Cam ...

If you’re a first year having just battled through your first round of Cambridge examinations, this also means you have your first May Week to look forward to.

With various option for getting on the water, punting in Cambridge has become a popular tourist attraction.One American woman, who has been living in England for five months, shared her ...

Punting tourists warned to keep their hands out of the water after dangerous levels of E. coli found in the River Cam. Tourists are being warned to keep their hands out of the water in Cambridge ...

So, the sun’s out and you’re thinking about going punting. Good for you. It’s an unashamedly Cambridge pastime – it requires skill, finesse, and a degree of bravery. Probably the hardest ...

For an indulgent afternoon in Cambridge, book a chauffeured punt and allow enough time to reach the famous Orchard Tea Garden - the former student lodgings of war poet Rupert Brooke.

Punting has graced the River Cam in Cambridge, England, for over a century--but now local authorities have implemented a set of strict rules. Here are the do's and don'ts of punting: ...

A woman had to be rescued after she almost drowned whilst punting on the River Cam in Cambridge.. The woman, who couldn't swim, was pulled to safety by her friends after she disappeared under the ...

From punting along the river, historical afternoon tea and the enchanting views of the River Cam, here's the best things to do in Cambridge.

Everything you need to know for a weekend in Cambridge – top attractions, best hotels and restaurants, train and driving information, big events ...