John and Kev enjoy some successes for previous guests and congratulate Railworld on 30 years. We speak to the man behind the return of the Willow Festival and in an exclusive we find out more about the recent Shoplifting summit - and a new police officer who will specifically concentrate on the city centre.

Kev and John examine multi-million pound plans to redevelop Peterborough Railway Station - and John has a few bugbears about train travel in general. We talk about Unity, the brilliant pop-up shop in Queensgate. We also look ahead to events across the city, including Pride - and we're joined by world-famous performer Adam Lambert and Peterborough's favourite glamourpuss Teddi the Drag Queen!

John and Kev examine the social media poll seeking views on Cathedral Square's fountains. We reflect on recent community successes for Up the Garden Bath and Little Miracles, look ahead to Armed Forces Day, and speak to Del Singh - Peterborough's Turban Expert for the filming of James Bond's Octopussy 40 years ago.

Kev and John reflect on Posh's playoff woes and give their views on a new stadium. They also look ahead to new events, discuss the success of Peterborough Celebrates, and speak to Dave Poulton from up the Garden Bath.

Kev and John talk crime in the city - with John being a recent victim of a burglary. We get the latest news on the Beer Festival, and speak to Peterborough Celebrates Creative Director Simon Hollingworth about what's in store for this year's event.

John and Kev speak about John's trip to 10 Downing Street; John has a rant about abuse of double yellow lines; and Peterborough Bid manager Pep Cipriano reveals what's in store for the city centre - including street art, yoga and much more!

Kev and John talk about how Peterborough youngsters are helping push the city forward; a new addition to Peterborough Celebrates; and speak to Peterborough Cathedral commercial director Dave Cramp about an exciting summer ahead.

Kev and John look at the work needed to make the city carbon neutral by 2030/2040 and look at how people are coming together to tidy up the city. Kev got a lovely tasty Thai surprise at a city pub, we celebrate the Lido and Nene Park, and Dilraj from Citizens UK's Peterborough chapter tells us of the fantastic work from young people to improve safety in Central Park.

An in-depth discussion on our high street; the evenings of March 2020; and the future of the Vine. We look at an important job for Peterborough, and talk to opera singer Gabriella Pineda-Rodrigues

Kev and John reflect on homelessness in Peterborough and what can be done; Chat to Zed from Eclectic Ballroom who wants more venues for DJs and performers; and look at Voter ID and litter on our parkways