Linda Ness hears about Cambridge Operatic Society’s production Bonnie & Clyde at Great Hall at The Leys, Trumpington Road (10-13 April).    

On Tuesday’s Cambridge Breakfast we returned to this year’s Dragon Boat Festival. It’s being held on Saturday the 13th of September at Fen Ditton on the Banks of the River […]

Rob Chipperfield and Lawrence Micallef commemorate World Backup Day; why you should have them; what you should do with them and why you should test them. Plus a round-up of […]

The Rubbish Shakespeare Company and Silly History Boys are putting on a show at the Cambridge Junction called The Story Forge: Make your own Myth. And Linda’s joined by Lee […]

Linda Ness hears about Cambridge charity Educating The Children and its mission to empower girls and young women in East Africa through education & training.    

Sarah Burge, Director of Clinical Integration at CRUK Cambridge Centre, Illumina’s Alison Shelley, Natasha Robertson, Corporate Partnerships Manager, Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust (ACT) tell Julian about their involvement in the Cambridge […]

A Cambridgeshire Policeman has become the first member of the force to graduate from the FBI Academy. Superintendent James Sutherland self-funded the 10 week course at Quantico. He spoke to […]

Julian hears from two ARU student lawyers Molly Shaw and Isabel Bjibjou and Jessica Richardson from Birketts about the regular free law clinic and the newly launched Public Legal Education […]

Julian hears why Saffron Walden and Shelford have made it into the Sunday Times Best Places to Live from Tim Palmer, Best Places to Live judge and writer.  

Julian hears from Paul Earnshaw, one of the organisers of the Thriplow Daffodil Weekend (22-23 March).