Julian hears comedian and musician Paul Richards was getting ready to marry teacher Agata Wygnanska at the Church of our Lady and English Martyrs when he was alerted to the upcoming Tier 4 regulations. The couple tell their story.

Julian hears from Rachel Evans and Alex Rickells, who spent 24 hours reading in support of the Book Trust.

Between Christmas and New Year Ian Daborn presented Cambridge Breakfast and spoke to some regular listeners about the year that's passed and their predictions for 2021.

Cambridge chef Rosie Sykes joins Linda & Suzie with hints and tips for delivering a stress-free Christmas dinner.

Linda & Suzie sit in and speak toLondon Underground driver Adam Waugh from Manea. Adam talks about his poetry collection Faceless, about life in Covid-19 times, published in aid of Alzheimer's Research UK.

Linda Ness and Suzie Thorpe sit in and speak to sports commentator Andrew Cotter, who went viral with videos of his Twitter superstar dogs Olive and Mabel.

Julian & Lucy hear from Margaret Saner of the Cambridge City Foodbank, who tells them about the Warm Homes Appeal, which the show is supporting this year.

Julian & Lucy speak to artist Penny Sobr, who created the Mill Road Lanterns, currently on display in shops along the road.

Julian & Lucy discover more about The Gog farm shop's Christmas hampers and their plans for Christmas from managing director Charles Bradford.

You can win a Darwin hamper by entering Julian & Lucy’s Questions Questions Christmas Advent Calendar Quiz!

Every year Cambridge South Rotary Club raises thousands of pounds for local causes by running additional car parks on University sites. But this is 2020 and with the car-parking not possible the club has embarked on a series of challenges. Club president David Ellis tells Julian & Lucy what's planned.