A set of rare hand-painted albums and botanical works by Clarence Bicknell will go on display in Botany in Print, as part of Trinity’s 2026 Arts Week. Among the highlights on show are two vellum-bound, hand-painted albums: The Casa Fontanalba Visitors Books (1906) and the Book of Guests in Esperanto (1910). His Flowering Plants and Ferns of the … [Read more...]
Neil Jones Rock Show with guest Paul Gilbert
Neil introduces special guest Paul Gilbert of Mr Big. … [Read more...]
Cambridge Breakfast: Talking Plants
In a world first, plants at Cambridge University Botanic Garden will be given a digital voice this spring, as a new exhibition invites visitors to have real-time conversations with plants growing in the Garden’s Glasshouse Range using artificial intelligence. Until 12 April, the exhibition Talking Plants will allow visitors to talk with 20 … [Read more...]
Strummers & Dreamers: Polly Paulusma – Fresh from the Archives
Les Ray revisits sessions a session by Polly Paulusma, who will be at Junction 2 later this month. Plus tracks by artists who will be performing at Cambridge Folk Festival's Folk in the City event at Storey's Field on 15 March. … [Read more...]
Gadget Guide: Samsung Unpacked & MWC26
Rob Chipperfield and Lawrence Micallef explore what Samsung has Unpacked and look ahead to MWC 26. … [Read more...]
Cambridge Breakfast: Do heavier electric vehicles cause more potholes?
Dr Andrew Holding unravels the return to the moon and whether heavier electric buses are the cause of more potholes. … [Read more...]
From the Terraces: U’s denied by Dons, City get first win of 2026
Scotty McGeorge, Tim Armitage and Matt Lockwood review the weekend's football action including analysis of Cambridge United's 1-1 draw with the MK Dons where a last-gasp penalty denied the U's all three points. Midfielder Pelly Ruddock Mpanzu and head coach Neil Harris share their thoughts plus club legend Dave Kitson talks to us about his return … [Read more...]
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