Cambridge Breakfast

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.

Julian Clover and Lucy Milazzo are joined by Dr Alexandra Bulat, the UK’s first Romanian-born county councillor, elected in Abbey Ward in the local elections.

Labour's City Council Leader Lewis Herbert discusses the weekend's local election results with Julian & Lucy.

Chesterton-based urban winery Gutter & Stars is launching its first vintage. The ‘I Wanna Be Adored’ Bacchus 2020 is a white wine made from 100 per cent Bacchus grapes. Julian spoke to winemaker Chris Wilson.

 

A charitable organisation is looking to help families that are going hungry because ethnically diverse food is not always available at local foodbanks. Kal Karim from the Karim Foundation joined Julian & Lucy to talk about the appeal.

As Cambridge gets ready for Unlockdown Julian & Lucy speak to Hayley Pellegrini, landlady at The Alex on Gwydir Street.

Linda Ness and Suzie Thorpe sit in for Julian & Lucy. They hear about the city’s much-awaited art trail, Cows about Cambridge, from Charlie Langhorne, Managing Director and Co-founder of Wild in Art.