Stoptober, the annual stop smoking campaign from Public Health England is in its ninth year, inspiring England’s remaining 6 million smokers to make a quit attempt this October. Julian & Lucy speak to Professor Jamie Brown, Director of the UCL Tobacco and Alcohol Research Group.

As students return to Cambridge, how prepared is the City Council for an uptick in Coronavirus cases? Julian & Lucy find out from City Council Leader Lewis Herbert.

Julian speaks to Superintendent James Sutherland of Cambridgeshire Police about the ongoing problem of Cambridge cycle thefts.

As Gwydir Street’s David Parr House is recognised by Historic England as a Grade II listed building, Julian speaks to Charlotte Woodley and Shelly Lockwood.

Cambridge’s Labour MP, Daniel Zeichner, discusses the sale of ARM following Monday’s adjournment debate and gives his views on the latest Coronavirus developments.

Police are urging the people of Cambridgeshire to look closer in order to spot children and young people who are being exploited by county lines criminals. Together with The Children’s Society, the force is raising awareness of how to identify victims and report concerns. Detective Chief Inspector Christian O’Brien spoke to Julian & Lucy.

Julian & Lucy hear details of the Cambridge Building Society Community Fund, which is launching with £500,000. They speak to Peter Burrows who’s Chief Executive of The Cambridge.

Vicki Butler Henderson Julian & Lucy about the campaign she’s fronting to get parents to switch the car engine off at the school gates.

Julian and Lucy hear from Irving McCormick, one of the members of Total Arts, Cambridge Junction’s participation group for disabled young artists. Irving is raising money for a new powered wheelchair to improve his quality of life and support his independence. Also on the programme is Cambridge Junction’s Creative Learning Manager, Lisa Broom.

Julian hears from Piero D’Angelico, Ambassador of Mill Road Traders Association, as a survey finds over three-quarters of traders believe their business has suffered as a result of the introduction of the bus gate for Mill Road bridge.