Cambridge Breakfast

This Christmas, Dinky Doors have hidden some presents around Grand Arcade as part of a prize competition. Julian hears from Grand Arcade Marketing Manager Julie Kervadec, who also talks about the Cambridge retail environment.

Gadget Guide's Rob Chipperfield has suggestions for Christmas Presents and Stocking Fillers.

Inspector Ed McNeil has advice on how to prevent cycle crime.

Julian hears from Gytha Lodge of Cambridge Parents for the Sustainable Travel Zone are staging a march this Saturday in the zone’s favour.

Peter Blake, transport director of the Greater Cambridge Partnership, is on the line and Julian's looking for details on the Cambridge Congestion Charge proposals.

Detective Superintendent John Massey appeals for information after the body of a newborn baby was found at a Waterbeach recycling centre.

Cambridgeshire Police Detective Chief Inspector Amerjit Singh tells Julian why he joined the force.

Dr Sarah Jarvis tells Julian about other importance of having your flu and Covid jabs this winter.

A march is taking place on Sunday against the proposed Cambridge Congestion Charge. Neil Mackay is one of the organisers of the March and spoke to Julian on Thursday's Cambridge Breakfast.

Following the stabbing last weekend of teenager Jesse Nwokejiobi, Julian hears from Alice Gilderdale, executive councillor for Recovery, Employment and Community Safety on Cambridge City Council