Julian and Lucy get an update on how work is progressing around the Mill Road Bridge from Govia Thameslink’s Project manager Bethany Martinson and Romsey Councillor Dave Baigent.

Julian visits Shepreth Wildlife Park where he meets keeper Alice Vassallo and finds out about this Sunday’s Tiger Day.

Sarah Colwell reviews Educating Rita at the Cambridge Arts Theatre.

Mona Shah of luxury chocolate maker Harry Specters tells Julian & Lucy how the Grow at The Grafton initiative has given them a retail space for a year.

Julian & Lucy are joined by Sam Calverley, one of two brother’s behind Calverley’s Brewery, based in Central Cambridge.

Julian speaks to Anthony Browne, the newly appointed prospective parliamentary candidate for the Conservatives in South Cambridgeshire. He talks about his time working with prime minister Boris Johnson in London’s City Hall, his own views on Brexit, and growing up in the area.

On Wednesday’s Mill Road Moment, Julian & Lucy spoke to Cllr Dave Baigent and Steve Turvill, who runs the Mill Road’s Limonchello.

The Mill Road Cemetery has been attracting some unwanted visitors. A number of stones have been damaged by vandals. Julian and Lucy speak to Diana Cook, Secretary, Parish’s Committee, and Emma Easterbrook Chair, of the Mill Road Cemetery Committee.

Cambridge MP Daniel Zeichner is proposing a new law to clean up the dockless bike industry. He spoke to Julian Clover.

An event at Storey’s Field Centre on Saturday plans to introduce primary school children to Circular Economy through fun games, toys and demos. Organiser Antoinette Nestor tells Julian Clover all about it.