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Tea and cake restores damp spirits – and raises money for charity
Despite drizzle, mizzle & downpours, opening Trinity College's Fellows' Garden as part of the National Garden Scheme raised £506 for charity.
‘I really felt that I would enjoy my time here. This is the place I wanted to be and to study’
Lewis Croney featured in the Channel 4 documentary Working Class White Men, presented by the musician, Professor Green, and broadcast in January this year.
Fellows’ Garden opens to the public
Trinity’s Fellows’ Garden will open to the public on Sunday 8 April as part of the National Garden Scheme (NGS). It will be the 64th year the Fellows’ Garden opens – one of 3,700 private gardens opened as part of the NGS, which last year raised a record £3 million for charity.
Making History at the Boat Races
Cambridge University is celebrating a clean sweep on the Tideway at the 164th Cancer Research UK Boat Races on Saturday, with its male and female crews convincingly winning all four races. This follows a double light blue victory in the Varsity Lightweight Boat Races at Eton Dorney the week before – the first time since 1993 that Cambridge has won all six Varsity Boat Races.
Trinity’s Imogen Grant prepares for the 2018 Boat Race
Trinity student Imogen Grant will compete for the second time in the Cambridge University Women’s Boat Race on 24 March 2018. After convincing victories last year for both the Women’s Blue Boat and reserve crew, Blondie, the 2018 crews must be looking forward to the challenge. Here Imogen describes how she combines fourth-year medical training and rowing at University and international levels.