Cambridge Breakfast

Rob Chipperfield from Cambridge 105 Radio’s Gadget Guide tells Julian & Lucy about the warning signs from scammers looking to take advantage of the Track & Trace system and Robert Cheesewright from Smart Energy GB has advice for the over 70s who want to save on their energy bills.

Musician Frank Turner is performing an online gig in support of The Portland Arms Thursday. It’s part of the Save Our Venues campaign that wants to draw attention to the plight of over 400 venues its says are at at imminent risk of being closed permanently. Frank spoke to Julian on Thursday morning’s Cambridge Breakfast.

In the latest of our Isolation Diaries we hear from Cambridge GP Angela Bennett

Julian & Lucy get an update on Cambridge Market from Executive Councillor for Climate Change, Environment and City Centre, Rosy Moore

As primary schools reopen, Julian & Lucy hear from Joe McCrossan, headteacher at St Alban’s Primary School in Cambridge.

Julian speaks to Joy Skipper from Gather and Feed, a social enterprise which brings together artisan and small food producers from around the UK into a central website, and has just won Anglia Ruskin University’s Big Pitch 2020 competition.

Julian catches up with Nicola Filzmoser after the Happyr Health app, designed to help kids cope with migraines, was awarded £10,000 by Cambridge University Entrepreneurs.

We are a nation of travellers and discoverers, so it shouldn’t come as too much of a suprise that the lockdown has lead many of us to think about learning a language. Julian finds out more from travel expert and content creator Alex Outhwaite.

Jimmy’s support worker and Cambridge 105 Radio theatre reviewer Sarah Colwell presents her Isolation Diary.

Cambridge MP Daniel Zeichner reads his Isolation Diary.