Linda is joined by Ian Rawlinson, an artist who is putting on a solo exhibition at the Edge Cafe, inspired by his hometown Cambridge.

Captain Mike Bannister was the chief pilot of British Airways’ Concorde fleet. His book Concorde, about his experience of flying during the golden age of air travel, is released on September 29 and on Monday he's the guest of the Duxford Aviation Society. Mike recalls his time in the cockpit.

On Thursday over 30 local secondary schools are taking part in the 2022 Cambridgeshire & Peterborough School Games Colour Run at Milton Country Park. Julian hears from Megan Fey from organiser Living Sport.

Julian meets Cambridge electrician Toby Peacock from Down to Earth Electrical, who has been crowned Screwfix Top Tradesperson 2022.

Julian hears about a new partnership between the Cambridge Futsal Club and The Sick Children's Trust. Joining the conversation are Jane Featherstone, chief executive, The Sick Children’s Trust and Tom Martin, who the trust supported while his daughter was in hospital.

A campaign group is demanding the City Council cracks down on slum landlords. ACORN Cambridge wants all Houses of Multiple Occupancy in Cambridge to be licensed. Julian asked Sam Johnson-Audin to explain the problem.

Julian speaks to actor Daniel Jacob, Lady Bracknell, in Oscar Wilde’s Importance of Being Earnest at Cambridge Arts Theatre this week.

Hannah Hitchin joins Julian to talk about this year’s Cambridge Film Festival.

On Sunday, representatives from across Cambridge’s faith communities will join the Vice Chancellor of the Universi

ty of Cambridge in a commemoration of the life of HM The Queen at Great St Mary's Church. Linda Ness spoke to Revd Devin McLachlan.

Mikey Dowling tells Julian about the revival of the Chesterton Working Men’s Club