Cambridge Breakfast

Neil meets Diane and Anne, who work as part of It Takes a City's Women's Homelessness Action Group, to get an overview of the current situation in Cambridge, and the steps being taken to remedy it.

 

Shelley Gregory-Jones from Cambridge Aid and Lush Cambridge store manager James tell Neil Whiteside about the their Charity Pot Party that runs for three days from tomorrow.

 

Zara Bracegirdle from Woodfines Solicitors and Aniketa Khushu from CKLG Accountants outline some important upcoming changes regarding the registering of Trusts.

 

Ali Holmes from Cambridge-based charity, CBM, tells Neil Whiteside how the money from their 'See The Way' Appeal in 2019 is being spent.

 

Neil Whiteside finds out about the work of Cambridge Cyrenians from Director, James Martin.

 

Melody Brooker, Fundraising and Communications Manager for Wintercomfort, tells Neil Whiteside about their outreach services, which are designed to help those at risk of becoming homeless or facing hardship.

 

 

Neil chats to singer/songwriter Alice Merton about her career, her new album, and touring with Bastille.

 

Kate Romano from Stapleford Granary tells Neil Whiteside all about this year's Stapleford Village Day, which takes place on Sunday July 17th.

 

Neil Whiteside meets David Lynch, a mindfulness and wellbeing coach who is running a series of sessions at The Nightingale Garden through July & August.

To book a space on 23rd July, 13th & 27th August, contact David on [email protected] or text 07375 064336.

 

Neil Whiteside starts his six-week run on Cambridge Breakfast by meeting Becky Owen-Fisher, part of the Lamphouse Theatre Company, who are bringing War of the Worlds (On a Budget) to the Town & Gown Pub & Theatre later this week.