Neil chats to Mark Franks and Darren Everest from The Overtones about their new album, '10", and their upcoming appearance at The Corn Exchange in November.

 

Neil meets Conor Maynard, who was one of the early adopters of YouTube as a music channel. He now has 12.3 million subscribers to his channel.

 

In Foodclub, Julian & Lucy are joined by Louise Palmer-Masterton of vegan restaurant Stem & Glory.

Roger Allen, who’s Centre Manager at Lion Yard tells Julian & Lucy about his Cow About Cambridge and the changes in the retail sector.

Julian Clover and Lucy Milazzo are on the trail of the Cows About Cambridge with St Mary’s School and their Mini Moo.

Julian Clover and Lucy Milazzo hear how the River Cam is following in the footsteps of the Universal Declaration of River Rights from Professor Tony Booth.

Julian and Lucy hear about the Cambridge Buskers & Street Performers Festival from director Heather Bevan-Hunt.

Julian hears from Paul Fellows of the Cambridge Institute of Astronomy ahead of this morning’s solar eclipse.

The tenants of The Flying Pig on Hills Road say they’ve been given 6 months notice to leave the premises. Julian & Lucy speak to Justine Hatfield, who with her husband Matt, will now have to leave the grassroots music venue in October 2021, nine months before the end of their lease.

Tony Callaghan, the Police Officer turned Police Script Advisor on shows including Line of Duty and Jim Winters, Head of Fraud at Barclays have advice on how to avoid online scams.