From today Mill Road Bridge is only accessible to pedestrians, cyclists and public transport. Julian Clover & Leigh Chambers hear from Pam Wesson who runs Fantasia and Petersfield Councillor Linda Jones.

Julian hears from Ethel Mann of the Tzu Chi Foundation, which is providing support to victims of last month’s flat fire in Arbury, by creating personalised portraits. Plus the punting companies Let’s Go Punting and the Traditional Punting Company return to The Backs.

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In Cambridge Breakfast’s Friday Foodclub, Becca Chung tells Julian & Yozzie about the return of the Foodpark to CB1.

Julian Clover asks local democracy reporter Ben Hatton to explain the latest delay to the Cambourne to Cambridge transport link.

Phil Rodgers looks at the variations in Covid-related deaths across Cambridgeshire.

Julian Clover hears about new homes that have been built to provide supported living for homeless people in Cambridge from Group Director of Impact, CEO Allia Impact, Martin Clark.

 

As Cambridge reopens for business Julian asks City Council leader Lewis Herbert what measures have been put in place for public safety.

It seems the humble mushroom could boost your vitamin D levels. Julian speaks to nutritionist and best-selling cookery author, Madeleine Shaw, who says all our recommended daily amount of vitamin D could come from eating eight medium-sized vitamin D enriched mushrooms.

New data shows the total donation value, excluding monies given to the NHS, declined by 44% in the month following lockdown to only £7 million compared with the £12.5 million donated in the same period last year. Julian gets the story from Virgin Money Giving executive director Jo Barnett.

The widow of former Mayor Nigel Gawthrope, Jenny Wood, tells Julian & Lucy how she wants to buy a pint for everyone in the NHS. Plus news of the A428 improvement scheme inking the Black Cat roundabout in Bedfordshire to the Caxton Gibbet junction in Cambridgeshire.