Cambridge Breakfast

Suzannah Watson is a cheesmonger. She tells Julian and Lucy about her business Hum Closen and the fringe events she’s running at EAT Cambridge – including a pop-up delicatesan in Newnham.

Critical care nurses, Stuart Tuckwood and Livi Rees, from Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, have just returned from Myanmar following six months in the capital’s resource-poor Yangon General Hospital. They told Julian and Lucy about their work.

Julian and Lucy hear about plans for Cambridge Pride from organiser Lara Jaffey.

As part of Hedgehog Awareness Week, Guy Belcher tells Julian & Lucy whatCambridge City Council is doing to help our prickly friends stay out of trouble.

Nicola Foley pops in with details of what’s coming up in May. She also tells Julian and Lucy about a new business magazine for the city.

Jan Moore finds out about Big Squirrel ahead of their production Love, Cats and Bill Murray at the Corpus Playroom later this month (May 28-June 1).

Julian and Lucy look forward to EAT Cambridge (May 10-26, 2019) in the company of chef and writer Rosie Sykes.

Julian and Lucy are joined by Isadora who was named the Cambridge 105 Radio One to Watch at the Cambridge Band Competition.

Julian and Lucy are joined by poltical commentator Phil Rodgers to discuss the prospects in the City Council elections.

Throughout April we’ve been hearing about the work of our Charity of the Month, CBM.  Christian Blind Mission. Salomé is a Rwandan grandmother who cares for two small children, allowing her Grandmother to work. But she’s losing her eyesight. Harriet Millward is Director of Fundraising at CBM and tells Julian and Lucy about how the Oakington charity is helping her.