Stephen Davis, joins Leigh on Bookmark to talk about his new book Truthteller: An Investigative Reporter’s Journey Through the World of Truth Prevention, Fake News and Conspiracy Theories. Catherine Lawless explains how writing her novel, Beach Hut, helped her cope with severe agrophobia. And Claire Handscombe discusses Unscripted, a romance set in … [Read more...]
Tributes to local radio broadcaster Helen Legh
Matt Webb pays tribute to the former Q103 breakfast presenter Helen Legh, who's died at the age of 44. Hear our news report and Matt's interview with one of Helen's former Q103 breakfast colleagues Charlie Thompson, who shares his memories of their time on breakfast radio in Cambridge together. … [Read more...]
New Music Generator: Tom Simkins Joins Tim
Tim Willett is joined by former BBC Introducing Cambridgeshire presenter Tom Simkins as he chooses his favourite tracks from his years presenting the programme including music from Hollowstar, Oscar Corney, Golden Bantic, Flint Moore and Mr LTEE. … [Read more...]
Cambridge Breakfast: Hedgehog roadsigns
A Cambridge charity wants us tell them where hedgehogs are in danger so that a warning sign can be installed. The Highways Agency is introducing them to the UK's roads to reduce accidents and tackle their declining population. Jenny Sutton is from Cambridge Hedgehogs and spoke to Julian & Lucy. … [Read more...]
Women Making Waves: Photographer Anita Corbin
Anita Corbin is a renowned photographer who's new exhibition features 100 women who are first in their field. Anita talked to Linda Ness and Suzie Thorpe about her life as a photographer and about her exhibitions which focus on ordinary women doing extraordinary things. … [Read more...]
Classical Cambridge: Conductor & Composer Owain Park
Among Tony Barnfield's guests on the June edition, Trinity College alumnus Owain Park talks about his life as composer and conductor of Gesualdo Six and Cambridge Chorale. … [Read more...]
Bookmark: Michael Bravo
Leigh Chambers' studio guest is Michael Bravo talking about his book North Pole: Nature & Culture and why he’s fascinated with the arctic. Juliet Blaxland discusses writing The Easternmost House, her memoir about living on the edge of a cliff in Suffolk. And Harry Sidebottom talks about The Lost Ten, his new standalone novel set in Ancient … [Read more...]
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