Every year Bridge the Gap raises funds for two local charities – Arthur Rank Hospice Charity and Romsey Mill. Sponsored by Cambridge Building Society, last year's event attracted 800 supporters. Neil Thompson from Romsey Mill and Jodie Vaughan from Arthur Rank Hospice Charity tell Julian & Lucy about plans for this year's event.

Camcycle's newly appointed infrastructure campaigner, Josh Grantham, tells Julian & Lucy how he'll be working with local communities.

Julian & Lucy hear about Russian disinformation from Yevhen Fedchenko of Cambridge Ukrainian Studies ahead of an online meeting this evening (Wednesday).

Phil Rodgers joins Julian to look ahead to next months elections to Cambridge City Council.

Most of us will have no doubt given some thoughts on how to save money on our energy bills. But what steps can we take? Rob Chipperfield from Cambridge 105 Radio’s Gadget Guide has some useful tips.

A group neighbours in Chesterton have got together to prepare a home for a refugee family this summer. Julian finds out more about Resettle Chesterton from Nicky Webb. To find out more about the project and Thursday's online event Click Here.

Cambridge4Ukraine has raised funds to deliver an ambulance to Ukraine. Anatoliy Pavlovskiy started off on the journey to Poland to help his friend Vitalii and spoke to Julian & Lucy.

A month ago, when the war in Ukraine started, Linda Ness spoke to Andrii Smytsnuik, an advisor to the Cambridge University Ukrainian Society. Andrii has returned to his homeland to help his parents get to safety.

A Cambridge mum is keen to help local people to give accommodation to Ukrainian refugees by connecting them. Rend Platings spoke to Linda Ness.

Cambridge United stadium manager Ian Darler tells Julian & Lucy about his latest fundraising challenge.