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Hi, I’m Oliver Reed. I found travel visas on the ground outside the Grand Arcade near King's Parade in Cambridge this afternoon, around 2:15 PM. They’d fallen from a coat pocket or a bag after a quick bus ride; I picked them up and kept them dry in my bag while I looked for a way to return them. The visas look official, with a blue cover and several stamps, and I know how stressful losing them can be. I’m posting here to help reunite them with the owner. Please pass it along through the site if this sounds right.
I lost my airline ticket yesterday afternoon while rushing through Cambridge. Around 3:20 p.m., after I hopped off a train at Cambridge Station, I realized it wasn't in my pocket as I walked past King's Parade toward the Grand Arcade. I must have dropped it somewhere along the River Cam path near the Bridge of Sighs by St John's College. The thought of missing my flight is weighing on me, and I keep replaying the moment I noticed it was gone. If it turns up, I’ll be incredibly grateful to the finder through the site.
Last Friday at 7:22 p.m., I was walking along King's Parade toward Cambridge Market Square and set my Utensils on a bench outside the Cambridge Market. When I looked back, the pouch had vanished. The case is a charcoal-grey roll with a silver zipper and a small dent on the corner. I rely on these utensils for meals between lectures and late-night study sessions, and losing them has me anxious about cooking tonight. If anyone saw them or remembers picking them up, please let me know where they were left—I’m hoping they’re simply tucked somewhere safe nearby.
Found a pair of plush rabbits in Market Square, Cambridge, around 10:30 a.m. this morning, tucked beneath a bench by the Lion statue outside the Guildhall. One rabbit is grey knit with a tiny red ribbon, the other cream colored with a blue bow. They looked well-loved, a bit dusty from the rain, so I brushed them clean and left them on the bench where people keep an eye out for Lost and Found. It’s easy to picture a child running after them, and I hope they bring a smile to someone who needs a little comfort today.
I was heading to a late-night gig with a friend around 11:45 PM and think I left my radios on the number 2 bus from Castle Street, somewhere near King's Parade outside Trinity College. The two radios are compact, with black casings and a red power button; one has a small dent on the corner. I rely on them for rehearsals and gigs around Cambridge, so losing them has really set me back. I would be incredibly grateful to have them returned.
On Tuesday around 6:40 pm, I found a driver's license on the pavement outside Cambridge Central Library, near King's Parade. The card looked freshly dropped and the photo glass caught the light as I picked it up. I felt a mix of relief and obligation, imagining the owner frantically retracing steps. I kept it safe and posted here in hopes the rightful owner will see it and claim it soon.
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