On Sunday Breakfast this week, Julian Clover is joined by the actor and writer Griff Rhys Jones – in Cambridge for Cambridge, Past, Present and Future – to talk about his role at Civic Voice. Also in today’s podcast Denise Frohlich from the Red Balloon Learner Centre Group, which works with bullied children, while East Chesterton councilor Ian … [Read more...]

Mark Poynton, Chef Patron of the Alimentum Restaurant, which has been awarded its first Michelin star, joins Julian to talk about his work. … [Read more...]

Joining Julian Clover on Sunday Breakfast are Councillor Richard Johnson (Lab, Abbey), who reviews the Sunday papers. Julian speaks to Flack Magazine Cambridge's Kirsten Lavers and Diane Morrison. Learn about the finances of Cambridge University with Prof. Robert Neild of Trinity College. … [Read more...]

Joining Julian Clover are Stephen Bowler, chairman of Cambridge Rugby Club, who discusses the club's performance on and off the pitch, and singer Nick Bloom, who talks about his remarkable career as a busker, journalist and pilot. … [Read more...]

Julian Clover's Sunday Breakfast guests are Arbury councilor Carina O'Reilly, who reviews the papers; Steve Pellegrini, landlord of The Portland Arms, who talks about the popular music venue's new gig room; and one year after its launch Ruthie Collins creative director of the Cambridge Art Salon tells Julian about new fundraising plans. … [Read more...]

Phil Rowe & Michelle present the Sunday Breakfast show. Joe McCrossan, head of St Alban's Catholic Primary School in Cambridge reviews the papers; Guests include Barbara McCrossan, chair of the committee running the Impington Opportunity Playgroup, which is about to celebrate its 40th anniversary and Chris Abbott, competitions manager for the … [Read more...]

Julian Clover presents three hours of music, news and conversation to ease you into your Sunday morning. This week's paper reviewer is Alexis Willett from Cambridge Current Affairs. Flavour's Alan Alder chats to Mark Watch of the Moonshine Brewery. In the studio, Julian is joined by local filmmaker Colin Stevens, whose Anti Arms Trade Short, … [Read more...]