In today's From The Pavilion: Lockdown Podcast, Ollie Slack speaks to County Cricket Matters magazine editor Annie Chave on the potential implications of the coronavirus on the county game and Tim Acheson of Isleham Cricket Club discusses their tremendous work in the community. Follow us on Twitter and Facebook to keep across local cricket in … [Read more...]
Alex Elbro: Cambridge Fruit Company turns disaster to success
Neil Bharadwa from the Cambridge Fruit Company turned a potential disaster into a huge success when he switched his corporate fruit business to domestic home deliveries during the current lockdown. Alex talking to Neil about his experience. … [Read more...]
NHS Relief featuring Beverley Knight, Joss Stone and 100 others – Charity Single
British Queen of Soul, Beverley Knight, tells Neil Whiteside about her involvement in a charity single to raise money for mental health charities that work with the NHS. … [Read more...]
New Music Generator: The Fifths
Tim Willett presents Cambridge 105 Radio's flagship show dedicated to local and unsigned music featuring a live interview with The Fifths who’ve just brought out a new EP, the latest Unsigned Chart and we look ahead to the gigs taking place online in the coming week. … [Read more...]
Cambridge Breakfast: 3D printer making face shields for MAGPAS
Julian speaks to Sam and Stephen Newland, who are raising funds to purchase materials to make much needed face shields with a 3D printer for Magpas Air Ambulance crews to help protect them during the COVID19 pandemic. … [Read more...]
Flavour: Coronavirus and Hospitality
Tim Hayward talks about the effects of the coronavirus on food and hospitality businesses. Laura Donohue has an Easter essay for our times. Rosie Sykes provides some ideas for rhubarb and Sue Bailey looks back at some seasonal old English recipes. Also, Dave Fox recommends ways of growing food without a garden. In addition we bring you lots of food … [Read more...]
Bookmark: Xu Zhimo’s Second Farewell to Cambridge
Xu Zhimo’s poem Second Farewell to Cambridge is taught to every schoolchild in China, making it arguably the most famous poem in the world, though it’s little known outside the poet’s homeland. In this Bookmark special Leigh Chambers examines the role it’s played in forging cultural and business links between Cambridge and China, take a look at the … [Read more...]
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