The Prime Minister visited Addenbrooke's Hospital on Tuesday. Theresa May announced 75 million pounds for research into prostate cancer, and met with staff from across the hospital. Julian Clover sat down with the Prime Minister, alongside Ben Comber of the Cambridge Independent and Tom Pilgrim of the Cambridge News. … [Read more...]
The 28 year-old Cambridge Woman who had a double lung transplant
Pippa Kent, a Cystic Fibrosis survivor who had a double lung transplant at Papworth Hospital last year, has kick-started her crowdfunding campaign to raise more than £50,000 to create a cookbook for former patients. … [Read more...]
Bums on Seats: Ready Player One
The show reviews two possible science fiction futures, the virtual reality adventure of Ready Player One, and the doggy drama of Isle Of Dogs. We also discuss Paddy Considine's heavy hitting Journeyman, and the heartbreaking French cinema of 120 BPM. There's also another chance to hear our feature on the Indian silent cinema of Shriaz, which has … [Read more...]
Suzie Thorpe: Autism Awareness Month
It’s Autism Awareness Month and Heather Roger from Romsey Mill told Suzie, a Cambridge-based Christian charity that works with children, young people and families, many of whom are facing significant challenges in their lives. … [Read more...]
How to get on the right side of HMRC
Leigh Chambers' guests are Nicola Valentine and Sarah Tucker CKLG Accountants. They chat to Leigh about the work of HMRC (Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs) and how to stay on the right side of them! … [Read more...]
Daniel Baker: Cambridge 100 Bike Ride
In three weeks time, cyclists will work up a sweat in the Cambridge 100 Bike Ride. Euan Scott-Batey, from Bike Events, told Daniel all about it. … [Read more...]
Cambridge Wishlist: Adrian Crisp
Tony Barnfield meets Adrian Crisp, long-serving Addenbrooke’s consultant and Churchill College Fellow, whose debut novel was published last year. His ten most treasured tracks range from Elgar to Cole Porter, Debussy to Dylan Thomas – and he also selects a Cambridge icon to preserve for posterity. … [Read more...]