Cambridge Breakfast

With a little over a week to go before the local elections, Camcycle has published its annual election survey featuring candidates’ responses to questions on cycling and transport. Anna Williams from Camcycle spoke to Julian Clover.

A Cambridge Cricket Club that plays on Parker’s Piece has hired its own groundsman to help improve the playing surface. Richard Young, who has played for NCI Cambridge for over 35 years, spoke to Julian Clover on Cambridge Breakfast.

A new app has been developed to make it easier to navigate around the Addenbrooke’s and Rosie hospitals. Julian finds out more from hospital volunteer Mike Jump, who’s part of Outpatient Experience Group, and Ally Perkins, deputy operations manager, outpatients.

With a month to go Phil Rodgers looks ahead to local elections on Cambridge City Council.

Angelika von Heimendahl tells Julian about the return of the Red Poll cows to Midsummer Common.

Morgan Jeffrey from RadioTimes.com runs through the website's list of the most influential people in TV.

Julian Clover hears from Dr Colin Harris from Cambridge Connect, which says a Light Rail Scheme is the answer to the city’s congestion issues.

Julian hears about the Jurassic Arcade from marketing manager Julie Kervadec, as full-size animatronic dinosaurs return to Grand Arcade.

Cambridge Junction arts producer Ema Boswood tells Julian Clover about a 12 hour-long performance exhibition at The Guildhall of people talking about and doing their everyday work. It's called 12 Last Songs and is a part of the Cambridge Festival.

Linda Ness catches up with Paul Earnshaw ahead of the Thriplow Daffodill Weekend (March 25-26).