Cambridge Breakfast

There’s a new season coming up at Cambridge Junction. Julian and Lucy find out more and the Junction’s new Pay What You Feel tickets from arts producer Ema Boswell.

It’s 100 years since the Bradford family began farming at Gog Magog and over the next two weeks The Gog Farm Shop is celebrating British Food Fortnight. Julian & Lucy spoke to Charles Bradford, managing director at The Gog.

Sarah Colwell reviews the Pied Pipers’ production of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang at the ADC Theatre.

Chariots of Fire is one of Cambridgeshire’s largest annual charity events. Teams of six each run a 1.7 miles course in relay format. Among those taking part – and raising money for Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust – is team Gawthrope.

It’s been put together by Jenny Wood, the widow of the former Mayor of Cambridge, Councillor Nigel Gawthrope. Jenny spoke to Julian & Lucy alongside team member Sarah Colwell.

Julian & Lucy find out about the Cargo Carnival from cargo bike user James Thorne of Thorne Wines and Ellie Gooch from CamCycle.

Julian Clover and Lucy Milazzo find out about a new monthly show on Cambridge 105 Radio, Wednesday Night Fever with Rob & Eva, from presenters and musicians Rob Godfrey and Eva Della-Porta.

The Library Presents is returning with a new series of arts in Cambridgeshire libraries. It’s taking place across 23 libraries, among them, Arbury Court, Barnwell Road, Cambourne, Cambridge Central, Cherry Hinton, Great Shelford, Histon and Milton Road. Coordinator Nathan Jones spoke to Julian & Lucy.

The Cambridge Film Festival has announced some of the highlights of its 39th edition (October 17-24) including Sundance Film Festival award-winner, Monos, and winners at the Berlin Film Festival, By the Grace of God and System Crasher. Julian Clover is joined by Operations Manager Cristina Roures and Venues Manager Kat Brooks.

Sarah Colwell reviews The Life I Lead, starring David Tomlinson, at Cambridge Arts Theatre.

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.