Power to the Pedal founder, Allan Fowlie, pops in to tell Suzie Thorpe about the changing attitudes over the years towards bikes in Cambridge and the question a lot more of us might soon be asking ourselves… Car or Cargo bike? … [Read more...]

Claire Molyneux, lecturer at Cambridge Institute for Music Therapy Research tells Suzie how music is helping to break down the walls of silence and affliction of autism, Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease … [Read more...]

Known for her beautiful voice that tugs at your heart and nominated for a British Composer Award in 2011, Suzie Thorpe speaks to acclaimed singer songwriter Ana Silvera. Ana professes that her latest album ‘Oracles’ was written in an intense period of grief. … [Read more...]

Ballet is definitely in Oonagh Phelan’s blood. We found out why Oonagh Phelan is bringing the Award-winning Tiny Toes Ballet school to Cambridge when she joined Suzie in the studio. … [Read more...]

Clare Rankin and Vanessa Kelly made it onto Cycling UK’s 100 Women in Cycling 2018 list for their commitment to making Cambridge a safer place to cycle. They told Suzie about their work around the city. … [Read more...]

September’s Bridge the Gap walk is a chance to visit the stunning Cambridge colleges and their gardens. Neil Thompson, Fundraising & Communications Manager from Romsey Mill and Ruth Meyer of the Society of Cambridge Tourist Guides joined Suzie to talk about the event that’s also raising finds for the Arthur Rank Hospice Charity. … [Read more...]

Anna Patterson Lee, head of development and communications at Cambridge University Botanical Gardens, spoke to Suzie about this year's Sounds Green, a music event held at the gardens. … [Read more...]