Coffee, Buses and Politics

Alex Bulat rejoins the CBP crew after her general election sabbatical. Alex, Stephen, Martin and David look behind the scenes of an election campaign and dispel some of the common myths.

Just back from our counts, a sleep-deprived Martin and Stephen discuss the immediate aftermath of the 2024 General Election, and a bad night of results for the CBP crew.

With six days to go in the 2024 General Election campaign, Stephen, David and Martin chew the fat on all the news from the past week of the campaign.

With 13 days to go, Stephen and David talk about the campaign so far and the "rigged exit poll" scandal from the St Neots and Mid Cambs Hustings

With 20 days to go in the 2024 General Election Campaign, we're joined by Cambridgeshire politics expert Phil Rodgers, as we talk about the campaign so far, and discuss polling and predictions

You might have noticed that we don't always put the maximum amount of effort into planning these, but sometimes that pays off, and I feel like this episode was one of the best, as we meandered our way through all the hot topics in the General Election.

In this week's episode we talk to the Mayor of the Cambridge & Peterborough Combined Authority Dr Nik Johnson about his plans for buses in the region.

(Promoted by Stephen William Ferguson, 9 Anderson Close, St Neots)

Days after the shock announcement of a July 4th General Election, Alex, David, Martin and Stephen discuss the fallout. This episode has double the usual amount of Parliamentary Candidate.

On this week's episode Alex, Stephen, and David* talk with Paul Salmon, who is one of the Project Managers on the A428 Black Cat to Caxton Gibbet upgrade, about the project, the road, road safety and all things highways related.

We also enquire about the welfare of the Black Cat.

*Martin will be back next week.

In the wake of low turnouts at last weeks local elections, and considering apathy, and even hostility, towards politics and politicians, Alex, David, Martin and Stephen discuss whether politics is dying, and what can be done to save it.