Thank Blue, Cambridge
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Tonight marked the last chapter in Cambridge's #MakeItBlue campaign which has seen our team illuminate over 20 of the city's most famous landmarks during the last 9 weeks. Stay safe, shine bright.
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A Cambridge kindness in blue
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Tonight, as part of the #ShineBright team, we returned to the city’s landscape with a Mental Health Awareness Week theme for our brilliant blue installations which thank Cambridge’s keyworkers each Thursday.
Read MoreA Cambridge blueprint of character
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Amongst the Cambridge landscape lies a few hidden treasures oozing with character. Tonight the #ShineBright team brought hues of blue to these unique buildings as part of our weekly venue highlight to thank all key workers.
Read MoreBlue sky thinking
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Tonight our #ShineBright team applauded the commitment of educators, researchers and all keyworkers by lighting up three academic buildings across the city - Cambridge Assessment, Cambridge University Press and The Pitt Building.
Read MoreCelebrating blues and twos
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Tonight it was all blues and twos as we lit up not one, but two Cambridge venues. Joining the iconic Trinity College Cambridge was Royal Papworth Hospital, the UK’s leading heart and lung hospital, who we wanted to thank by bringing a little light to their building.
Read MoreLighting the future for key workers
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Is there a more fitting place for this week’s #makeitblue than the Faculty of Health, Education, Medicine and Social Care at Anglia Ruskin University? This stunning building provides training for many of our region’s frontline staff, so we’ve let its beacon shine!
Read More#MakeItBlue returns with a new ‘Storey’
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Tonight, to show our gratitude to those selflessly holding the country together, we chose to illuminate the architecturally stunning Storey's Field Centre in Cambridge’s new district Eddington.
Read MoreA Cambridge blue salute to the NHS
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Tonight, with the help of our event production friends Pink Lamp, we illuminated the iconic King’s College, Cambridge to salute key workers on the frontline who are risking their own health to care for others.
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