Julian Clover & Lucy Milazzo find out about Shakespeare on a bike from Paul Moss of The Handlebards – one of the attractions of the Cambridge Festival of Cycling. Also in the studio are Roxanne de Beaux and Beth Barker of organisers Camcycle.

Krishan Solanki tells Julian & Lucy about plans for this years Cambridge Town & Gown 10k in support of Muscular Dystrophy.

Julian & Lucy visit Coton, where they meet Bart Hommels, who has updated his come to improve his family’s Carbon footprint. Bart is taking part in Tuesday’s Open Eco Homes event run by Cambridge Carbon Footprint.

In this week’s Friday Foodclub, Julian & Lucy meet Alex Signorelli from new Grafton eatery La Piazza by Signorelli’s.

The Cambridge Festival of Ideas programme has launched, with over 250 public events, most of them free, celebrating the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences. David Cain, the Cambridge Festival of Ideas manager, told Julian & Lucy what to expect.

Cambridge Edition editor Nicola Foley joins Julian & Lucy to look ahead to September’s city highlights.

The Cambridge Festival of Cycling has a brand new event this year, CamcycleTech, which will explore the science and technology of cycling. Julian & Lucy are joined by CamCycle’s Beth Barker and Joe Todd who’s one of the speakers at the CamcycleTech.

150 years since the first women were allowed to study at the University of Cambridge, Cambridge University Library will be sharing the unique stories of women who have studied, taught, worked and lived at the University, in its new exhibition The Rising Tide: Women at Cambridge, which begins next month. Dr Ben Griffin is one of the curators and came into the Cambridge Breakfast studio to speak to Julian & Lucy.

Julian & Lucy hear about a £500,000 investment fund designed to help Cambridge businesses get ‘China-ready’ from Crayfish founder and CEO Ting Zhang.

The Leader of Cambridge City Council is one of 14 mayors and political leaders from across the country that want the chancellor to prioritise clean air in a bid to save the NHS money. Labour’s Lewis Herbert spoke to Julian Clover.