Neil is in for Monday, and he’s joined by Clare Merrills from HMRC; who outlines why employees could be missing out on their full tax relief entitlements

Mayor of Cambridge, Councillor Nigel Gawthrope tells Neil Whiteside about his mission to visit as many Macmillan Coffee Morning events as he can on Friday 28th September, beating previous Mayor Jeremy Benstead’s record of 10 from 2016.

South Cambridgeshire could have a new sporting superstar on its hands! 13 year old Daryl Taylor from Great Cambourne is about to move up to full adult sized carts as he continues his quest to become the next Lewis Hamilton.

Ian Daborn joins Drive Chef Jamie Mountford in the Friday Foodclub and meets James & Nancy Clark from the Ely Gin Company.

Trevor Dann finds out about Open Cambridge (September 14-15) from organiser Sue Long. The free, two-day celebration, run by the University of Cambridge, features over 80 events from walks, talks, tours and exhibitions showcasing the rich historical and...

A clinic which fears couples may use unregulated overseas clinics for cut-price IVF treatment  has created a new package to encourage couples to stay at home. Stephen Harbottle, Service lead and Consultant Embryologist at Cambridge IVF,

BCH Roads Policing Sergeant Ian Manley tells Julian Clover about the Cambridgeshire Police campaign targeting speeding drivers.

At the Cambridge Folk Festival Julian hears from Australian singer-songwriter William Crighton.

Julian speaks to Natasha Woollard the new chair of Visit Cambridge & Beyond – the organisation responsible for promoting tourism in our city has a new chair.

Julian is joined by members of The Wax House, who brought their production of Doom’s Day to Cambridge Junction on Monday ahead of the Edinburgh Fringe.