Penelope Chaney joins Julian to talk about this year’s Cambridge Nature Festival.    

Political Analyst Phil Rodgers explains the background behind a new ruling that means elected representatives and public bodies should now have their responses to consultations to be made public.

Over 30 giraffe sculptures from the art sculpture trail Cambridge Standing Tall, will going under the hammer on Wednesday 19 June at Graduate Cambridge. Matthew Parrott speaks to Break’s Pete […]

Cambridge City Council has appointed a consultancy team from Architect’s Cartwright Pickard to lead what’s being described as a once-in-a-generation opportunity to reimagine Cambridge’s Market Square, Guildhall and Corn Exchange […]

If you’re a comedy fan, make sure you clear your diary next weekend as the Cambridge Fringe Festival is back with numerous shows happening across the city. It’s the fifth […]

This week is Mental Health Awareness Week with a focus on the benefits of movement. But there are many activities which can help your mental health, including painting. As a […]

Simon Bertin visits the Fitzwilliam Museum where Venus and Mars by Sandro Botticelli is on display courtesy of the National Gallery.

Have you checked for any gaps in your National Insurance record yet? It could affect your State Pension. A new online tool has been launched making it easier for you […]

An arts centre in South Cambridgeshire is to benefit from 185,000 in funding from Arts Council England. Wysing Arts Centre in Bourn will use the money to help make the […]

Cambridge Past, Present & Future has set out plans to turn 200 acres of arable farmland that it owns near to Coton village into a large nature reserve. Julian speaks […]