Radio & Podcasts for Cambridge and South Cambs
Leigh Chambers and Alex Ruczaj’s studio guest is Cambridge resident, Deborah Meyler, whose debut novel The Bookstore, is a modern day love story set in New York. We also have interviews with Cambridge writer, Penny Hancock, whose second novel The Darkening Hour looks set to be as successful as her first, Tideline, chosen as a Richard & Judy Summer Read. And we hear from Len Baynes who at 95 has put pen to paper to recount his time as a prisoner in a Japanese POW camp.
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Cambridge Radio is the Community broadcaster for Cambridge and South Cambs.
Our brief is to give a voice to those sometimes excluded from traditional media. And the presenters you hear on air are all volunteers themselves who give up their time for free. We do it because we believe our perspective matters – because it might well be your perspective, too.
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Unit 9A Gwydir Enterprise Centre,
23-25 Gwydir Street,
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CB1 2LG
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