Spitting Image creator Roger Law tells Julian about moving from latex to ceramics – ahead of an online talk with the potter Kate Malone on Thursday for Kettle’s Yard. … [Read more...]
Bookmark: Craig Baxter
Leigh Chambers' featured guest is dramatist, Craig Baxter, talking about his work in podcasts, theatres, on the radio and with community groups. Holly Race chats about her debut Young Adult fantasy novel, Midnight’s Twins. And James Nicol, author of The Apprentice Witch series of books for children, discusses his new project. … [Read more...]
New Music Generator: Ellie Dixon
Tim Willett presents Cambridge 105 Radio's flagship show dedicated to local and unsigned music featuring a catch up with Ellie Dixon as she releases her new single and the latest Unsigned Chart standings. … [Read more...]
Cambridge Breakfast: Cambridge Canopy Project
Julian hears about Cambridge City Council’s Cambridge Canopy Project, designed to increase tree canopy cover in the city by 2%, from 17% to 19% by 2050. He speaks to Dr Matthew Ling who explains how you can help by planting a tree of your own. … [Read more...]
Flavour: Restaurants reopen
Restaurants and bars are reopening, but it isn't going to be business as usual. We speak with restaurateurs from; Pint Shop, Amelie in the Grafton Centre, Maurizio in Mill Road, and Luk Thai in Barton and get the brewery perspective from Richard Naismith of Milton Brewery. There are two new cafes to visit, we check them out. Also, Dave Fox from … [Read more...]
Cambridge Breakfast: Spitfire flypast & Watersprite lockdown prize
A Spitfire flew over Cambridgeshire on Sunday afternoon with the message "Thank U NHS" painted on it. John Romain was at the controls and spoke to Julian on Cambridge Breakfast. Also on the show, Anna Keeley from Watersprite Film Festival tells Julian about the new Creativity in Crisis prize. … [Read more...]
Saturday Breakfast with Matt Webb: Hairdressers & Barber Shops Reopen
Matt Webb speaks to Piero D'angelico from Piero's Hairdressing Salon on Mill Road in Cambridge on the day pubs, restaurants, hairdressers and barber shops reopen following the coronavirus lockdown. … [Read more...]
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