Les Ray welcomes Lincoln-based duo Winter Wilson, who are currently on tour, they present three tracks from their new album, Home, along with plenty of new tracks by independent folk artists. … [Read more...]
Flavour: The Kiosks on the Greens
Christ's Kiosk (and the one on Jesus Green): revitalised and foodie friendly. Noshe's Iftar menu, its other Ramadan offers and its remarkably good value. Steve Thompson on current foraging and his private dining work, with Cong Cong Bo providing matching wines. Tim Haywards' new column for the Financial Times, and what it is like reviewing … [Read more...]
Cambridge Band Competition 2025 Heat 3
Scott King presents highlights of Heat 3 featuring Everyone, Queen Dogs and Kissed by Vultures. … [Read more...]
Davey Hammond with guest Kielder
Davey chats to Haverhill based rapper, Kielder, about the recent string of singles he's released and his plans for the future. … [Read more...]
1950s play finally receives first performance
Alex talks to the director of Not for a Cat: A Play for the Nuclear Age, Eliza Ousey about the play, and why, although it was written in the 1950s, is only being performed for the first time as past of the Cambridge Festival this month. … [Read more...]
Well:o fills gap in market for dental wellness
Felix von Nathusius, founder of Well:o, tells Julian Clover about the importance of dental wellness and how his Cambridge practice fills an important gap in the market. … [Read more...]
Film explores historical legacy of Black presence in Cambridge
Alex Elbro hears about the film Black Town and Gown: The historical legacy of Black presence in the city of Cambridge being premiered at Cambridge Festival, from Seetha Tan, one of the directors of the film. … [Read more...]
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