On the 70th Anniversary of the NHS Shelly Thake, Interim CEO at Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust talks about their contribution to Addenbrooke’s and the Rosie.

Paralympian gold medallist Jonnie Peacock visited the University of Cambridge Primary School, at Eddington, recently to meet some of the kids trying out the activities at the new Sainsbury’s Active Kids holiday club,

Ahead of England’s World Cup match against Colombia, Julian Clover is joined by three Colombian football fans who live in Cambridge.

This summer the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge is displaying part of its collection of botanical watercolours and drawings, including an array of posies, bouquets and elaborate floral arrangements. Floral Fantasies features the work of Gerard van Spae...

Francesca and Peter, University students behind Cam Bike Sensor dropped in to tell Tim Willett about this new device which cyclists can use to collect data on air quality and road surface quality whilst also tracking their bike by GPS.

Fiona Coldron joins Julian Clover from family run cancer charity, Something To Look Forward To, which has got through to the finals of the National Lottery Awards in the Best Voluntary/Charity Project category.

Tim sits in for Julian and speaks to horse racing commentator Derek Thompson ahead of his appearance at the Cambridge ROAR Racing night on 4th July.

Julian Clover finds out about the City Council’s new sustainable food policy from Councillor Rosy Moore.

Dan Greef discusses government plans to reduce child obesity and tells Julian why he’s set up a business selling low-sugar brownies.

Phil Sansom reports on the ‘Smart Wayfinding’ screen launched outside Cambridge station on Wednesday. The system was developed by Smart Cambridge to help residents, commuters and visitors plan their journeys around the city.