In the second of our Isolation Diaries we hear from Vicky Ellaway-Barnard, Operations Officer for Cambridgeshire at the The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award.

In Mental Health Awareness Week, Julian & Lucy hear from, a supervisor with Sumita Bhola Lifeline, that celebrates its 21st anniversary today (May 19).

In the first of our Isolation Diaries, we hear the thoughts of Mayor of Cambridge, Cllr Gerri Bird.

In Cambridge Breakfast’s Friday Foodclub, Julian & Lucy hear from Rory Laffan on Fired Up Pizza, which has created pizza kits for you to bake at home and Kieran Hegarty from Cambridge BBQ, which is delivering locally sourced Barbeque packs.

A new musical project is getting underway in North Cambridge that aims to capture the character of the CB4 area. Julian speaks to Anna Hester, who is one of those involved.

Julian & Lucy hear about Cambridge 105 Radio’s new photography competition that aims to capture life under lockdown from judge Simon Bertin.

Julian & Lucy find out about how the Cambridge Beer Festival is going virtual, plus news of a guide to pubs in our area now offering delivery and collection services. On the line is Alistair Cook of CAMRA.

Julian hears about new app Happyr Health that helps children suffering with migraines from Nicola Filzmoser and Cornelius Palm . And Cambridge Magician Jez Bond who went for a Britain’s Got Talent audition – and how his dad got in on the act.

Following prime minister Boris Johnson’s ministerial statement on the future of the lockdown, Julian gets the view of Cambridge MP Daniel Zeichner.

On the eve of the 75th anniversary of VE Day, Julian speaks to Colonel Kurt Wendt, commander of the 501st Combat Support Wing, based at RAF Alconbury.