Life Coach Judy Reith helps Julian & Lucy get through Blue Monday.

Sam Davies from the Queen Edith’s Forum joins Julian Clover & Lucy Milazzo with news of two neighbourhood design workshops, an online survey and a progress report on the ‘Dutch’ roundabout.

City Council leader Lewis Herbert tells Julian Clover that the new barrier in front of King’s College is essential for our security – and if it’s made permanent could feature its own artwork.

Julian & Lucy find out about Tuesday’s Cows About Cambridge event at The Grafton from project manager Peter Marron.

Cambridge vegan burger restaurant Doppelganger is celebrating its first anniversary, so Julian & Lucy invited Alfy Fowler into Cambridge Breakfast’s Friday Foodclub.

It’s panto season in Waterbeach, but for the first time in 20 years it will be without ‘Dame’ Chris Shinn. Instead Gareth Atkinson will be the Dame in the Waterbeach Theatre Company’s production of Snow White. Chris and Gareth spoke to Julian & Lucy on Cambridge Breakfast.

Cambridge City Council is putting one million pounds into helping to eradicate food poverty. Council leader Lewis Herbert told Julian on Tuesday’s Cambridge Breakfast, the council wants to establish a clearing house for unused and donated food.

Julian & Lucy find out about some special Christmas tours of our city with official Visit Cambridge tour guide Yvonne Pinchen.

Sarah Colwell reviews Cambridge Junction’s Christmas Family Production The Wind in the Willows, performed by Figs in Wigs.

The First Lego League is a global science and technology competition for teams of young people, to encourage an interest in real world issues and develop key skills that are crucial for their future careers. Its back in Cambridge in the next few weeks. Julian speaks to Maria Kettle from the University of Cambridge’s Engineering department and Joanna Colley, who works on the tournament.