The Cambridge Festival of Cycling begins on Sunday with a Social Ride to Milton Country Park kicking off a month of activities. CamCycle’s Beth Barker tells Julian Clover and Lucy Milazzo what’s in store.

A neighbourhood cafe by day with fresh bread from our own bakery and a casual pizzeria by night, serving sourdough pizza from a wood-fired oven using locally sourced ingredients. Julian and Lucy speak to the owner of recently-opened Scott’s All Day, Scott Holden.

The Cam Valley Forum believes all is not well with the River Cam. They say the pressures of our current resource dependent lifestyle lacks an appreciation of natural systems. Stephen Tomkins from Cam Valley Forum spoke to Julian.

If you want to find out more visit: camvalleyforum.uk/river-cam-manifesto/

Birmingham-based Katherine Priddy has been announced as the winner of this year’s Cambridge Folk Festival-supported Christian Raphael Prize. She spoke to Julian Clover and Lucy Milazzo.

Julian Clover and Lucy Milazzo look ahead to the Movies on the Meadow event at Grantchester in the company of Cambridge Film Festival’s Stella Frangleton.

As the Mill Road Bridge prepares to fully re-open on Saturday, Julian Clover & Lucy Milazzo are joined by Councillor Dave Baigent for an assessment of the Mill Road Summer.

Fresh from the Dragon’s Den, Ruth Nicholls tells Julian & Lucy how Churchill Gowns is entering an established university market.

Cllr Dave Baigent tells Julian Clover and Rosie Applin about the Mill Road Summer’s finale on August 24th.

Nick Mulvey talks to Julian & Lucy about his Cambridge roots and his role as curator of this year’s Cambridge Folk Festival.

On the 60th anniversary of Wandlebury Country Park, Julian & Lucy meet James Littlewood, chief executive of Cambridge Past, Present and Future, which cares for the area.