On Wednesday the CAN Conference will explore ways to move from Cambridge schools and university places to creative and cultural industries. Julian speaks to Richard Woods co-founder of Create Britain a new online platform, who is one of the speakers.

After a brief hold up because of Storm Dennis, Shepreth Wildlife Park is organising its first Shepreth Elephant Day tomorrow (Saturday February 22). The event is being organised by Shepreth Wildlife Conservation Charity (SWCC) and includes lots of fun presentations, talks and fundraising activities throughout the day. Julian and Yozzie found out more from organiser Liz Dams.

Julian Clover & Yozzie Osman get an update on the Romsey Music Project from Adam Pounds and speak to Alistair Cook, Pubs Officer, Cambridge & District CAMRA about plans for a vigil outside The Hopbine, which closed a year ago today.

Julian Clover & Yozzie Osman speak to Matthew Bird, one of the organisers of a petition against Extinction Rebellion’s protests in Cambridge this week.

City Council leader Lewis Herbert gives his view on the Extinction Rebellion protests that have closed Fen Causeway and Trumpington Road.

In a double helping of Foodclub, Mikey from Malloy’s Butcher and Pina from blog One, Two, Culinary Stew have advice for Valentines’ meals if you’re staying in or going out.

Additional significant utility work to the new ‘Dutch Roundabout’ at the Fendon Road / Queen Edith’s Way / Mowbray Road junction means the project won’t now be completed until the summer. Julian & Lucy speak to Cllr Ian Bates – Chairman of the Economy & Environment Committee (Cons), Cambridgeshire County Council.

Julian & Lucy find out about the Happy to Chat initiative from Lib Dem councillor Cheney Payne.

Julian & Lucy are joined by Cambridge Junction’s Ema Bosworth to talk about Cambridge Junction’s 30th anniversary plans and news of the upcoming theatre and dance season.

Julian & Lucy are live at the Vanity Fair after show party in the company of entertainment correspondent Claire Gregory.