Tony Barnfield hears from the creators of Cambridge's Dinky Doors after the theft of their latest art installation on Mill Road.

Julian Clover and Lucy Milazzo launch Cambridge 105 Radio's Cambridge Companions week in the company of the producer Trevor Dann.

What are the long-term mental health implications of growing up in an era defined by insecurity and rapid change? Julian hears from Brendan Burchell, Professor of the Social Sciences at the University of Cambridge, ahead of the Cambridge Festival.

Julian & Lucy catch-up with Norfolk Street community café Thrive, which is fighting for its survival. They hear from James Green, who tells them about their plans to raise funds through a crowdfunding appeal.

Julian & Lucy speak to three of the students involved in Digital Drive, connecting pupils to the internet to ensure their studies continue.

Ashley John-Baptiste (far left) with Cambridge students and Cambridge vice chancellor Professor Stephen Toope

Julian & Lucy hear from broadcaster Ashley John-Baptiste, his BBC film Being Black at Cambridge has been nominated for an RTS Journalism Award.

Julian and Lucy hear about a brand new festival launches next month combining the University’s Science Festival and the Festival of Ideas. Naomi Clements-Brod, Public Engagement and Festivals Manager (Sciences) for the University, give the background to the Cambridge Festival.

 

You may have seen the film The Dig that was recently released on Netflix. It explores the 1939 excavation at Sutton Hoo in Suffolk. Linda Ness and Suzie Thorpe were sitting in for Julian & Lucy on Breakfast this week and were joined by Cathie Pilkington from Albion Archaeology. She’s been working on a dig at Croft Gardens, just off Barton Road, Newnham, here in Cambridge.

Phil Priestley of Cambs Youth Panel and Julie Spence OBE, Lord Lieutenant of Cambridgeshire and Cambridge 2030 Ambassador tell Julian & Lucy how Digital Drive Cambridgeshire and Peterborough plans to get the 8,000 Cambridgeshire schoolchildren without a PC connected.

You can find out more on the Cambs Youth Panel website.

With large scale vaccination centres now opening across Cambridgeshire, including at The Grafton, Julian & Lucy speak to Dr Gary Howsam, chair of the clinical commissioning group for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.