There’s a historical theme to this week's show. Featured guest is Lucy Bland, talking to Leigh Chambers about her book Brown Babies, a study of the 2,000 or so illegitimate babies born to black GIs and white women during the Second World War. Peter Mandler discusses the increasing popularity of further education in the UK, while Gyles Brandreth … [Read more...]
Flavour: The Fish Butchery
A restaurant/deli/fish butchery in Mill Road is being set up by Richard Stokes, ex-chef-patron of The Three Horseshoes in Madingley and Jay Scrimshaw of Guerilla Kitchen: we bring you the details. … [Read more...]
Alex Elbro: History of Cambridge Guildhall
Cambridge Historian Antony Carpen joins Alex this lunchtime to discuss the history behind the Cambridge Guildhall. … [Read more...]
Neil Whiteside: CityFibre
Neil meets CityFibre's City Manager for Cambridge, Rebecca Stephens, and finds out how they're bringing Gigabit broadband to the city. … [Read more...]
Mayor launches Volunteer for Cambridge Awards
Julian & Lucy speak to Mayor of Cambridge, Cllr Russ McPherson as he launches his Volunteer for Cambridge Awards. … [Read more...]
Steffi Callister: Celebrating International Day for Polar Pride
Phil Mynott hears about today's International day for Polar Pride from Cambridge scientist Dr Huw Griffiths of the British Antarctic Survey. … [Read more...]
Suzie Thorpe: Barrington school enlists The Repair Shop
Barrington CofE Primary school head teacher Gill Davies tells Suzie what happened when BBC One’s The Repair Shop helped them restore their school sign. … [Read more...]
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