The government’s describes its ambition for the Oxford-Cambridge Arc as an area of significant economic potential. Julian speaks with Bridget Smith, the Lib Dem leader of South Cambridgeshire District Council, who’s just been appointed political lead for environment on the project.

Milton Road Library has reopened following a complete rebuild and refurbishment of the site. Richard Robertson from the Friends of Milton Road Library tells Julian Clover about the work.

It’s claimed government targets on reducing carbon emissions will fail – unless there’s public support. Climate change experts say plans are needed for each part of the UK. When Stefan Haselwimmer from Cambridgeshire Climate Emergency joined Julian and Lucy, he said the problem is on our own doorsteps.

Two of the University of Cambridge’s museums, the Sedgwick Museum of Earth Sciences and Museum of Zoology have been shortlisted for the prestigious Family Friendly Museum Award. Julian & Lucy find out why from Roz Wade, Education and Outreach Officer at the Museum of Zoology.

Cambridge Re-Use offers second hand used furniture, for families, students and pensioners on low incomes. Manager Cara tells Julian & Lucy why they need volunteers to help deliver the goods.

Caryl Churchill’s Escaped Alone envisions the apocalypse from an English back garden. Cambridge University Amateur Dramatic Club is performing the play at Corpus Playroom this week and Sarah Colwell was there for our First Night review.

Cambridge city centre is in the running for Britain’s Best Walking Neighbourhood 2019. Julian & Lucy speak to rambler Jill Tuffnell who put forward Cambridge.

You can find out more about the ten shortlisted areas and to vote for your favourite before the closing date of 30 June, by visiting: www.ramblers.org.uk

A Cambridge charity wants us tell them where hedgehogs are in danger so that a warning sign can be installed. The Highways Agency is introducing them to the UK’s roads to reduce accidents and tackle their declining population. Jenny Sutton is from Cambridge Hedgehogs and spoke to Julian & Lucy.

Wimpole History Festival director Cathy Moore tells Julian & Lucy about the event that takes place between 20-23 June 2019.

Kent-based Graeme Stewart is embarking on a ‘Solo’, non-stop London to Glasgow Bike Ride. It’s in memory of his two sons, who both tragically died suddenly at a young age. In the process he hopes to raise money for Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY). Graeme spoke to Julian & Lucy.