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Best of the Guests 27/04/2015

Ian Daborn speaks to Michael Davidson project Leader of MusicNet; Leigh Chambers meets Vicki Brown. Vicki works at Addenbrookes Hospital on the Paediatric Intensive Care Unit. Next month she’s walking the full length of Hadrian’s Wall to raise money to buy ventilators which will enable children to be cared for at home rather than in hospital; Matt Webb’s guest is Hugh Salt from Cambridge Dutch Bikes who comes in to talk about a Hope Street Yard fundraising event that’s taking place this Sunday; Phil Rowe visits Adam Finch, Media Production Officer at Welney Wetland Centre; Mike Prior chats to retired solicitor Ian Tyes on the topic of family law. Kelvin Taber talks to John Barrowman who’s been in Doctor Who and its spin-off series, Torchwood, and is in the hit TV series Arrow playing Malcolm Merlyn.John will be talking about his up and coming tour You Raise Me Up and Leigh Chambers hears from Chris Carr from the Hearing Healthcare Centre

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Posted: 5 May 2015 | Last Updated 5 May 2015

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