In Mental Health Awareness Week, Dr Emma Tiffin is in the Drive studio and has advice for dealing with stress and who to contact.

Jan Moore updates Julian on what the Highways Agency has been telling residents around Histon and Impington about the A14 upgrade work.

Callum Sayer describes what it’s like working as a new assistant music producer at Cambridge Junction alongside Rob Tinkler who has programmed music at the venue for over 20 years.

Community activist Sam Davies tells Julian Clover how residents on Hills Road are planning to mark the demolition of a much-loved local building.

Paul McGhee explains how you can vote for new governors for the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Foundation Trust

Theresa Feetenby reports back from Grounds Café in Milton Country Park on their plans for the future.

Madeleine Reiss from Headway Cambridgeshire who, in light of the news about Sir Alex Ferguson at the weekend, speaks to Leigh Chambers about the impact and long term challenges of dealing with brain injuries.

Political blogger Chris Rand joins Julian Clover to assess the shock result that saw the Lib Dems take control of South Cambridgeshire District Council.

Miss England semi-finalist Hannah Norris tells Julian about her charity work and how she hopes to progress in the competition.

Rob Coleman tells Neil Whiteside about the future of Custard Comedy, which needs more volunteers to keep the organisation running.