Cambridge Breakfast

As England prepare to take on South Africa in the final of the World Cup in Japan, Julian speaks to Stephan Mulder, a South African resident in Cambridge.

Mikey Malloy returns to the Friday Foodclub. He tells Julian about his new venture Malloy’s Craft Butchery opening at Downing Student’s The Railyard development close to Station Road.

On Halloween, Julian & Lucy hear from Cambridge Ghost Guide Gerald Smith, who tells them some spooky stories.

Sarah Colwell reviews Dennis Kelly’s debut play Debris from Cambridge University Drama on the stage of the Corpus Playroom this week.

Following Heidi Allen’s decision to step down as the MP for South Cambridgeshire, Julian & Lucy explore the reasons behind the move with political commentator Chris Rand.

Julian finds out about the ARU Law Clinic from law students Regan Lowe and Jemma Josh, after the clinic helped its 1000th client.

Bread & Meat has been a fixture of Ben’et Street since 2014. Owner Simon Cheney tells Julian & Lucy about gourmet sandwiches and their contribution to the Sunday Papers at the Festival of Ideas.

The Cambridge Film Festival is underway today and runs for the next 7 days. Dr Loreta Gandolfi is senior programmer at the Festival and joins Julian & Lucy on Cambridge Breakfast.

Julian visits a repair cafe held in a new community space that has been set aside in The Grafton shopping centre.

Sarah Colwell presents her review of Terence Rattigan’s masterpiece as performed by the Brickhouse Theatre Company at the ADC Theatre this week.