Gavin Richards and Christine Schneider host a special "Big Christmas Brunch" to round off 2025, catching up again with some of their guests from this year and finding out how they've been contributing to the local community and making Cambridge such a great place to live. With live music from local artist Sakara. … [Read more...]

Gavin Richards and Fen Orr Ewing are live from the bank of the River Cam at Fen Ditton for the 19th Cambridge Dragon Boat Festival, where local businesses are raising money for Addenbrooke's Charitable Trust and the new Cambridge Cancer Research Hospital. … [Read more...]

Gavin Richards is joined by Dave Price on Burwell Recreation Ground for coverage of the Burwell Carnival. … [Read more...]

Gavin talks to the following in this week's show: Robert Macfarlane, pictured left: acclaimed, best-selling Cambridge author talks about his new book "Is a River Alive?" [25 minutes into programme] April Cook - about the Swaffham Prior Village Feast [48 minutes] Nick Georgiadis, pictured right: Director of Fundraising and Supporter … [Read more...]

Gavin Richards speaks to Cambridge Wind Band director Viv Halton. Also joining the on-air chat are Julia Smith, volunteer therapist at the Cambridge Cancer Help Centre and local sixth-form student performing solo saxophone with the band, Marcus. They talk about the fundraising concert in Cambridge on the afternoon of Saturday 26 April. The … [Read more...]

Molly Shelley, plus her Mum and Dad (Alison and Paul) joined us live in the studio to talk about her amazing life story: from patient to nurse on the paediatric oncology ward at Addenbrooke's. She's running the Cambridge Half Marathon this weekend to raise further awareness for Addenbrooke's Charitable Trust. Molly chatted through her childhood … [Read more...]

While other kids of her age are glued to their games, nine year old Ivy Mitchell has started early on her ambition to become a published author. Ivy, who attends Castle Camps Church of England Primary School, wrote her children’s book, Panda Party, when she was just eight years of age after winning a competition at School. She came into Cambridge … [Read more...]