Phil Rodgers has his latest update on Cambridge's Covid infections.

Countryside charity CPRE is calling on the government to encourage all local authorities to promote Local Green Space designation. Alan James, chairman of CPRE Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, spoke to Julian.

Phil Rodgers has the latest Covid numbers as the infection rate for Cambridge becomes the highest in England.

Covid-19 has cost some city and large town centres in the East of England more than half a year’s worth of potential takings since March 2020. Central Cambridge is worst affected, losing 40  weeks of sales between the first lockdown and Omicron’s onset. Julian speaks to Valentine Quinio, an analyst with Centre for Cities, which is behind the study.

As Covid infections rise again, Phil Rodgers studies the latest statistics.

The Queen is set to mark her Platinum Jubilee this year with a number of events in Cambridgeshire and across the country. Julian & Lucy are joined by Julie Spence OBE, Lord Lieutenant of Cambridgeshire, to talk about what's planned and the Cambridgeshire County Day.

 

Phil Rodgers' latest update shows a decline in the number of Covid cases in the city.

CCVS is organising two Volunteer for Cambridge online lunchtime fairs on January 25 and February 1. Julian hears details from Christine Trevorrow.

Teachers are calling for better ventilation in schools as they warn Government’s ‘open window’ policy is unworkable in winter. Julian speaks to Paul Linden a professor in the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics, a part of the Centre for Mathematical Sciences within the University of Cambridge – and Chris Brown of hygiene services provider PHS.

On this 105 Sport Special podcast, Mark Bonner, Joe Ironside, Dimitar Mitov and Ben Strang all give their pitchside reaction to Tim Armitage as Cambridge United beat Newcastle United 1-0 in the third round of the FA Cup. Plus, Ollie Slack sits down with James Brophy to reflect on what was a memorable day at St James' Park.