In this edition, the foodie fightback. We look at how our local food producers are continuing to bring you good food. We feature home deliveries, food you can collect, food you can grow, and food you can forage during your once-a-day exercise routine. The crisis may have a particularly bad effect on the supply of fish, we cover that too. Plus, how … [Read more...]
Bookmark: Emma Mitchell
Leigh Chambers' studio guest is Emma Mitchell talking about her book, The Wild Remedy, a diary of her battle with depression and the healing powers of nature. Andre Mangeot discusses his new poetry collection, Blood Rain. And Awais Khan talks about bringing Lahore to life in his debut novel, In The Company Of Strangers. … [Read more...]
Off the Page 28/03/2020
Helen Holgate and Sandra Birnie perform a selection of monologues and duologues from writers group WriteOn. … [Read more...]
Women Making Waves: Sonita Alleyne
In this edition we speak to Sonita Alleyne OBE, the first woman to be the master of Jesus College since its foundation in 1496 and Sara Marshall from the UK Community Foundation talks about the tampon tax, which has been providing funds for charities supporting girls and women facing issues. Introduced by Linda Ness and Suzie Thorpe. … [Read more...]
Cambridge Breakfast: Rainbows in windows
Residents in the City and South Cambridgeshire have been placing pictures of rainbows in their windows. The idea is to brighten our isolation walks. Artist Naomi Davies shared the idea on Instagram and spoke to Julian and Lucy. … [Read more...]
Neil Whiteside: Fleur East
Neil chats with pop (And jungle) queen Fleur East about her music, life in the jungle and her tips for surviving the lockdown. … [Read more...]
Community Focus: The Work of The Internet Watch Foundation
Neil Whiteside hosts a roundtable discussion with members of the Cambridge-based Internet Watch Foundation; which removes images and videos featuring child sexual abuse from the internet. … [Read more...]
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