A blue plaque has been unveiled recognising an influential Cambridge engineer.
Francis Thomas Bacon, known as Tom Bacon, developed the first practical working hydrogen-oxygen fuel cell in the 1960s.
His work led US President Richard Nixon to say "without you Tom, we wouldn’t have gotten to the moon" in 1969.
The blue plaque was unveiled at Marshall of Cambridge, where the fuel cell was developed, and will be installed on Little Shelford High Street, where Tom once lived.
Cambridge crowned busiest station in the East
The most and least used railway stations have been revealed with contrasting fortunes in Cambridgeshire.
20mph speed limit approved for Wicken
A 20mph zone has been greenlit for the small village of Wicken near Ely.
Regulators raise "serious" Cambridge Water concerns
Concerns have been raised about water supply in Cambridge and its risk to the environment.
Air quality measures in Cambridge dropped
After twenty years, air quality measures to reduce pollution in Cambridge have been revoked.
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