Cambridge Breakfast

Peter O’Donnell from Latin American restaurant Las Iguanas tells Julian & Lucy about Cambridge’s most popular cocktails.

Councillor Dave Baigent and Polly Plouviez, Shop Manager at the Cambridge Children’s Society tell Lucy Milazzo and Matt Webb about the closure of Mill Road bridge – and what they’ve got planned during eight carless weeks!

Combined Actors of Cambridge are performing The 39 Steps at the ADC Theatre this week. Co-director Mike Milne tells Julian & Lucy about the production.

Petersfield Area Community Trust (PACT) is a registered charity which wants to foster a sense of community around Petersfield. Julian spoke to PACT’s Sue Cox.

Julian hears from Lib Dem leadership candidates Jo Swinson and Sir Ed Davey.

Julian speaks to Todd Douglas Miller who’s been given access to NASA’s vaults for his documentary Apollo 11 at the Cambridge Picture House this week.

Julian Clover and Lucy Milazzo have the latest on the Flying Pig redevelopment including interviews with owner Johnny Vincent and musician Kimberley Rew.

Over 12,000 people have now signed a petition asking the City Council to refuse Conservation Area consent to demolish the Flying Pig. Julian speaks to Nick Barraclough who chronicled the history of the Pig in his book, A Disreputable House.

A local ecologist whose art is inspired by the biodiversity of Wicken Fen is to exhibit as part of a local arts group in Swaffham Prior, as part of this year’s Cambridge Open Studios. Mike Barker, who lives in Swaffham Prior, came into Cambridge Breakfast and spoke to Julian & Lucy.

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.