Cambridge Breakfast

Shepreth Wildlife Park director Rebecca Willers gives Julian and Lucy an update on how the park is coping during the Coronavirus outbreak and gives her view on the New York tiger believed to have caught the virus.

Cambridge’s Labour MP Daniel Zeichner gives Julian Clover his thoughts on newly elected Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer and the current Coronavirus outbreak.

In Friday Food Club, Julian & Lucy talk to Dave from Trumpington Allotments Association about how to get started growing our own veg.

Life coach Judy Reith speaks to Julian & Lucy on how to cope with life at home, where we find ourselves in roles such as teacher, entertainer all whilst still turning up for work, albeit via the laptop.

Cambridge City Council is working with voluntary organisations and mutual aid groups to establish support for people in the community during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. Councillor Anna Smith spoke to Julian & Lucy on Tuesday’s Cambridge Breakfast.

Councillor Alex Collis tells Julian & Lucy how Cambridge City Council and Cambridge Sustainable Food are making sure that children who normally receive free school meals don’t go without.

Residents in the City and South Cambridgeshire have been placing pictures of rainbows in their windows. The idea is to brighten our isolation walks. Artist Naomi Davies shared the idea on Instagram and spoke to Julian and Lucy.

Julian and Lucy speak to Meg, who’s involved in the Petersfield support group, helping vulnerable Cambridge residents with tasks including shopping and prescriptions.

Eight year-old Flora is writing a blog about her time in self-isolation. She spoke to Julian & Lucy on Tuesday’s Cambridge Breakfast, along with Mum Donna.

Julian & Lucy speak to blogger Rosemary Talbot who explains how her New in Cambridge blog is helping residents track down local delivery services.