The Ahbab Festival is an Arts Council England funded platform for engaging with music, arts and creativity from the Middle East and North Africa. It’s runs at Cambridge Junction and across the city from February 7. Julian and Lucy speak to organiser Gil Karpas.

Julian & Lucy hear about the Rate Your Leader app and how citizens are now driving local democracy. They speak to the app’s founder Joel Popoola.

Superintendent James Sutherland has taken over the role of area commander for the south of Cambridgeshire in December. He spoke to Julian Clover about County Lines, knife crime, stolen bikes, and plans to move the current Police station on Parkside.

Almost one in four of us never update our passwords or do so less than once a year. On Data Protection Day, Julian & Lucy are joined by Cybersecurity Expert Dr Victoria Baines and also Peter Carlisle, who’s Vice President, nCipher Security in Cambridge.

Diane Hicks, Operations and Resources Manager with Romsey Mill and John Franks, chair of PACT, tell Julian Clover & Lucy Milazzo about their partnership for a community centre within the new Ironworks development, the former Mill Road depot.

Lucy Spokes is in the studio to tell Julian & Lucy about the launch of the 2020 Cambridge Science Festival.

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.