Cambridge Breakfast

With more of us working from home during the Coronavirus crisis, Nick Sayer of Woodfines Solicitors has advice for those bringing the office into the dining room, and their employers.

Reviewer Sarah Colwell gives her review of Cambridge University Amateur Dramatic Club’s Guys & Dolls.

Julian & Lucy find out more about the appointment of Mark Bonner as Cambridge United head coach from Cambridge 105 Radio’s Ollie Slack.

Julian Clover speaks to East Cambridgeshire District Council Leader Anna Bailey about their Bus Services and Cycling and Walking Routes Consultation.

There’s more information on the council’s website.

 

Julian and Lucy meet Karl Steele of Town & Gown Pub & Theatre Company. They’re taking over the old Arts Cinema on Market Passage, as part of a £2.5 million redevelopment package by McMullen the brewers.

Political commentator Phil Rodgers is in the studio to talk about the Police & Crime Commissioner and local elections.

A Cambridge photographer who went to Italy to document a 14th Century plague has found himself in self-isolation. Błażej Mikuła who presents Polish Waves and Get Heavy on Cambridge 105 Radio spoke to Julian & Lucy on Wednesday’s show.

Simon Bertin meets local artist Heloise Toop, who talks about her contribution to Cows About Cambridge, the art trail that gets underway on March 30.

Sarah Colwell reviews Sarah Taylor’s adaptation of The Waves by Virginia Woolf, performed by Cambridge University Amateur Dramatic Club at the ADC.

Why are we offended so easily these days? That’s the title of a Cambridge Science Festival talk by Dr Vahid Parvaresh of Anglia Ruskin University. He spoke to Julian Clover.