Drive with Steffi Callister

Dick Newell tells Julian Clover about how you can take part in Swift Action Week.

Drive Chef Jamie Mountford serves up two dishes from the new edition of the Cambridgeshire Cookbook. With Julian Clover & Lucy Milazzo.

Leigh sits in for Julian on Drive and welcomes Alex Collis who talks about Foodcycle’s Holiday Hunger Challenge.

Leigh sits in for Julian on Drive and is joined by former President of Lucy Cavendish College, Jan Todd, who talks about her book Radiation Diaries, a record of her treatment for cancer.

Meg Coslett and James Coward talk to Tim Willett about the 2018 Cambridge Footlights International tour show ‘Pillow Talk’ which debuts at the Cambridge Union from 12-23 June (excl. 14/18).

Floral Fantasies is a new exhibition at the Fitzwilliam Museum that features the museum’s exceptional collection of botanical watercolours. Among them are the floral motifs seen in the designs and illustrations of Walter Crane and Clarence Bicknell. Julian Clover sat down with Marcus Bicknell, Clarence’s great grand-nephew, to discover more about Clarence and his Cambridge connections.

After the rest of Cambridgeshire’s group played last weekend the county now know what they have to do in order to make it to the t20 finals day when they take on Bedfordshire. Cambridgeshire bowler James Sykes is in the studio and gives his reaction to Julian Clover and Ollie Slack.

A new programme of performances and art installations gets underway in September. In Your Way is promising ‘playful disruption’ and to make a lasting impression far beyond the weekend itself. Organiser Daniel Pitt tells Julian Clover about the project.

The Hole in the Wall at Little Wilbraham was one of our best known restaurants. But despite being listed as one of the Top 100 in the country by The Sunday Times, it closed last year on the expiry of the lease. Julian Clover speaks to former owner Alex Rushmer about why he went public with his decision.

Julian speaks to Matthew Bullock, Vice-Chairman of Cambridge Ahead and Master of St Edmund’s College about newly published data showing growth of Cambridge-based companies remains strong.