Cambridge 105 Radio: Recent Episodes
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Alex Graham from CKLG Accountants takes a look at the finer detail of the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement, in particular how it affects Cambridge residents and businesses.
Moya Brennan, the voice of Clannad joins Neil Whiteside ahead of her Cambridge Junction appearance in March.
Sarah Tucker from CKLG Accountants and Paul Orrey from MM Wealth discuss options that are available ahead of the new tax year in April.
Neil Whiteside chats to Sarah Bennington, Communications Manager at CBM, who has been to Zimbabwe to see for herself how the money raised by their Light Up Lives Appeal has […]
Neil meets Deimante Kerpauskiene Hygienist at Dentistry and More, to find out the services they offer, and why prevention is better than cure.
The Spring/Summer 2024 season of the popular “The Library Presents” is in the final planning stages, and audiences across Cambridgeshire are being asked to choose the acts that they’s like […]
Sarah Tucker from CKLG Accountants and Paul Orrey from MM Wealth present a couple of case studies with regards to pensions provision and planning.
Neil Whiteside throws open his doors for a live New Year’s Eve Party where everyone’s invited.
John is a young chemist who had a great job and was enjoying life in Cambridge. Then the relationship with his girlfriend turned sour; and what he thought would be […]
Clare Merrills of HMRC has advice for seasonal workers on how to ensure they are paid at least the Minimum Wage.
Anna Paterson-Lee tells Neil Whiteside all about the winter programme of events at Cambridge University Botanic Garden.
Continuing our look at pension provision and options with CKLG’s Sarah Tucker and Paul Orrey from MM Wealth.
In the first of a new series, Neil Whiteside meets Rob Kerpauskis, Practice Manager and Co-Owner of Dentistry and More in Trumpington.
Michael O’Toole, CEO of the Cambridgeshire Community Foundation, has news of this year’s Surviving Winter Appeal.
Neil meets Simon Bowley, drummer with Eddie & the Hot Rods, ahead of their gig at the Cambridge junction on 27th December.
Donna Talbot, CEO of Emmaus Cambridge has news of a free Christmas lunch for those who are. lonely, vulnerable or struggling financially.
Cambridge Aid has been helping those in most need in Cambridge for over 140 years, and they’re on the lookout for new trustees. Neil finds out more from Chair, Joel […]
In this month’s financial update, Sarah Tucker from CKLG Accountants and Paul Orrey from MM Wealth look at pension options.
To mark this year’s World Homeless Day, Neil gets an update on the support available for rough sleepers and those experiencing homelessness, from Chris Jenkin and Matt Nelson ogf
Neil chats with Richard A Hewson, the founder of 70’s Soul/Funk outfit, The RAH Band. Richard is still making music at the age of 80, and last year went viral […]
Sarah Tucker from CKLG Accountants looks at ways businesses can reduce their tax bills.
Neil chats with Dan Hipgrave of Toploader, ahead of their gig at The Cambridge Junction on Friday.
Neil chats to Deniece Pearson, of Five Star fame, about life back then, life on stage and her new album.
Continuing our series on the lifecycle of a business, Alex Graham outlines the need to understand the regular figures that you’ll receive.
Mumin Islam explains how Cambridge Water is working with the University of Cambridge and other water companies to examine water efficiency in diverse communities.
Natalie Skipper of The Alzheimer’s Society is appealing for volunteers for this year’s Memory Walk.
Neil meets Brendan Brown, Founder of Wheatus, ahead of their gig at The Cambridge Junction in November.
Neil takes Mid Mornings on the road for a special programme from the Centre for Computing History.
A new season of The Library Presents has just launched across Cambridgeshire. Neil speaks with Nathan Jones to find out what’s on offer.
Neil gets an update on the effect of recent interest rate rises on borrowers & savers, plus an overview of the current state of the local housing market from Peter […]
Neil Whiteside speaks with Natalie Ackroyd from Cambridge Water, and former head of the Environment Agency, Lord Smith, to find out why it is essential that we change our habits […]
Neil meets Shakatak frontman, Bill Sharpe, and finds out about his earlier project, Red Express, and their new album. He also hears about their strong links to Cambridge, including playing […]
Neil meets Baz Warne from The Stranglers, whose 50th Anniversary Tour will see them play the Corn Exchange in March 2024.
Neil Whiteside chats to Rick Thompson, CEO of Beacon (Formerly Findacure), and finds out how a recent £500,000 National Lottery grant has helped their work.
Continuing our series on the lifecycle of a business, Sarah Tucker looks at the options for funding – in particular debt versus equity.
Neil catches up with 80’s popstar Lloyd Cole, who has a new album out, and who plays the Corn Exchange in October.
Neil meets singer/songwriter Rosa Linn, whose song ‘Snap’ was the Armenian entry for The Eurovision Song Contest 2022. The song subsequently went viral on TikTok, and has led to the […]
Neil Thompson from Romsey Mill and Carolyn Start from The Arthur Rank Hospice Charity launch this year’s Bridge The Gap Walk.
Victoria Howe tells Neil all about the final #KickCancerCup. You can donate here: https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/kick-cancer-cup-2023
Neil Whiteside meets Sean Howlett and Carl Higgs who are setting up a Veterans’ Shed in Cambridge. You can find out more here: Cambridge Veterans Club | Facebook Cambridge Armed […]
In the first part of a regular series, Alex Graham from CKLG Accountants outlines the steps that should be taken when first setting up a business.
As Foster Care Fortnight gets underway, Neil speaks with Richard Powell – MD of Credo Care Disability Fostering.
Neil chats to Joy Division and New Order co-founder Peter Hook, who brings Hacienda Classical to Newmarket Nights in July.
Neil meets Lindsay O’Mahoney from Honey Ryder, and catches up with an old client of his, Keith Sammels, who has penned a track that appears on their upcoming album Blood […]
Neil chats to Terry Coldwell, one of the founder members of East 17, ahead of their gig at The Cambridge Junction on Friday.
Chris Challis and Ali Clarke from General & Medical Insurance explain the benefits of Private Medical Insurance to Neil Whiteside.
Carole Charter, Chief Commercial Officer at The Cambridge Building Society, tells Neil Whiteside about two new houses that are soon to be available under their “Rent to Home” Scheme.
Neil meets “The Reverend” Jon McClure of Reverend & the Makers, to chat about their latest album and the thoughts behind their latest single A Letter to my 21-Year-Old Self.
Sarah Provan has the details of the JGL Nessies’ attempt to do a relay swim of Loch Ness in aid of the Aspire charity, and their fundraiser at Jesus Green […]
Neil Davies of The Cogwheel Trust tells Neil about their upcoming Cambridge Coronation Stride which aims to raise money and celebrate the organisation’s 35th birthday.
As we enter a new tax year, Sarah Tucker from CKLG has the latest advice for businesses and individuals.
Kate Weir tells Neil about the Sampson Orchestra’s ‘Voices of Spring’ concert in aid of Rowan, which tales place on Saturday 22nd April at West Road Concert Hall. Tickets are […]
Neil meets Sam from Ska band, King Zepha, ahead of their gig at the Six Six Bar on 19th April.
Neil finds out about fostering with Woodgreen The Animals Charity. He speaks with Megan Morgan from the Off-Site Team, and Lara Zakss who is a fosterer.
Neil meets 14 year-old cyclist Flint Clarke from Bishops Stortford. Flint is set to become the youngest ever entrant to take part in the 1000km “Unknown Race” in France. Flint […]
Pam & Miki from The Khaya Foundation tell Neil about their upcoming Charity Gala Dinner. Tickets: www.khayagala.eventbrite.com
Viv Atkinson of Cambridgeshire Community Foundation explains hoe people struggling with the cost-of-living crisis can access funds provided by CCF and the Cambridge Building Society.
Anna Patterson Lee of Cambridge University Botanic Garden has details of their Spring Season.
Neil meets Bonham Bax and Emma Scott, part of the student group bringing ‘Repubblica’ – the untold story of the birth of modern Italy – to the Fitzwilliam Auditorium in […]
Neil meets Joel Goodman and Shania-Grace Thompson, who are bring a musical biography of Alan Turin to the Town and Gown Pub & Theatre in April. https://www.designmynight.com/cambridge/whats-on/theatrearts/alan-turing-a-musical-biography?t=tickets
Alex Graham & Nicola Valentine from CKLG Accountants give their analysis of the Chancellor’s Spring Statement.
In 1958 Ward Swingle formed The Swingle Singers. Neil meets Jo & Jamie, two members of the latest generation, to discuss their heritage and their vast catalogue of music.
Neil meets Lewis Isaacs, one of the founders of the Chariots of Fire race, and Inger Anson of sponsors, HCR Hewitsons.
Neil chats to Matt & Theo Weedon (Grandsons of the late, great Bert Weedon), who make up two thirds of the pop trio, Tors. They are supporting Sam Ryder at […]
Neil meets Ian Griffiths of local band Mr Griff, who recently supported Angelo Starr & The Edwin Starr Band at The Cambridge Junction.
Neil catches up with TV Weatherman Jim Bacon, and chats about his 40-year TV career, and the progress we’ve made in predicting the weather.
Sarah Michael from the Farmland Museum & Denny Abbey has details of their upcoming volunteer day.
Neil meets Steve Clay, recently installed as CEO of Cambridge City Foodbank, to discuss the challenges they face due to the cost-of-living crisis.
The new tax year starts soon, and Sarah Tucker from CKLG Accountants has advice for individuals and businesses looking to make the most of their allowances.
It’s Snowdrop season, and Penny Miles from The National Garden Scheme has news of the best gardens to visit in the coming few weeks.
Neil chats to Northern Soul icon, Lorraine Silver, ahead of her upcoming gig alongside Angelo Starr & The Edwin Starr Band at the Cambridge Junction.
Therapist Melissa Day and Vocal Coach Tee Green have details of a women-only Spring Retreat that is taking place in May.
Neil meets Caroline van der Leeuw, formerly the voice behind Caro Emerald, to talk about her reincarnation as The Jordan.
James O’Sullivan from Residential Renewables explains how their battery storage systems work.
Following the success of ‘Crossways’, It Takes a City is looking for a new permanent home for its winter provision. Chris Jenkin tells Neil Whiteside what they’re looking for.
Penny Miles from The National Garden Scheme reveals how much money was raised for Nursing charities, both locally and nationally in 2022.
Cambridge’s annual Bridge the Gap charity walk has raised more than £30,000 for two local charities in its first in-person event since Covid. Neil Whiteside speaks to Sharon Allen from […]
Will Brocklebank from Serotonin gives Neil an update on his free Football for Wellbeing sessions, including their newly-launched sessions for women.
Neil meets stand-up comedian and junior doctor, Michael Akadiri, who is playing the Cambridge Junction on 18th February.
Emma Halse from Centre 33 tells Neil about a letter they received from one of their clients, and how it forms the basis of their ‘Thank You for My Life’ […]
Julia from Cambridgeshire Community Foundation gives Neil an update on this year’s ‘Surviving Winter’ Appeal; and Richard from Citizens Advice Bureau tells Neil about the support that they’re able to […]
Neil meets Dave Cairns of Secret Affair, who are playing the Cambridge Junction on 28th December.
Carolyn Start and Bec Beattie tell Neil about the plans for this year’s Christmas Tree Collection Service.
Victoria Moreland from Cambridge Online tells Neil about their Warm Spaces Community Project that aims to help people get online in a cost-effective way.
Neil meets Stef Martinsen-Barker & Kirstie Olivadoti from CWRC, to find out about their work and how you can get involved. You can donate in the following ways: GoFundMe: https://gofund.me/8b956d8e […]
Justine Hatfield tells Neil about the upcoming ‘Love the Pig’ fundraiser, taking place the The Blue Moon on Norfolk Street.
Neil finds out about the latest ‘Charity Pot Party’ in aid of Cambridge Aid, taking place this weekend at Lush in The Lion Yard.
Julia Cieslak from Cambridgeshire Community Foundation tells Neil about this year’s ‘Surviving Winter’ Appeal.
Sarah Tucker from CKLG Accountants looks at the implications of the measures set out in the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement.
Neil meets the lead singer of 70’s pop group, Smokie, Chris Norman, to chat about life in the band and his new album ‘Rediscovered Love Songs’.
Karen Olden, Community Fundraising Manager for NSPCC Cambridgeshire, makes an appeal for volunteers. Karen’s details: karen.olden@nspcc.org.uk (07738 604848) Childline number: 0800 1111 www.childline.org.uk
Ian Vance of Anglian Potters has details of their Christmas Exhibition which returns to All Saint’s Church on Jesus Lane.
Julie Spence and Penny Nicoll tell Neil all about their charity Christmas Fair, ‘Presents Galore’ which returns to Newmarket Racecourse.
Neil Whiteside meets Clark Datchler, lead singer with Johnny Hates Jazz, to talk about his new reworking of their classic hit ‘Shattered Dreams’ in aid of a Polish charity helping […]
Neil speaks with Jack Stinton, director of this year’s Over Players Christmas Panto – ‘The Little Mermaid’
Sam Jarrett tells Neil Whiteside how the public can vote on the name for the new Core Site in Cambridge.
Michelle Davies, Manager of CHS Group’s Railway House on Mill Road, tells Neil about their fourth annual Christmas Shoebox Appeal.
Andy Goodall from T6Harvard.com tells Neil all about the WW2 flying experiences that they offer from Fowlmere Airfield.
Neil meets star of stage, screen and the small screen, Michael Praed, who stars alongside Juliet Mills and Max Caulfield in ‘Darker Shores’ – a ghost story that is on […]
With a recession looming and an energy crisis in full swing, Alex Graham from CKLG Accountants has advice for business owners looking to steer their way through.
Les Ray, host of ‘Strummers & Dreamers’ on Cambridge 105 Radio, tells Neil about their upcoming 200th gig, taking place at The Golden Hind.
Neil meets Rich Searle from Acid Jazz band, Corduroy, who are celebrating 30 years in the business and are playing The Cambridge Junction on 28th October.
Nathan Jones tells Neil about the upcoming season of The Library Presents, taking place in libraries across the county.
Sarah Tucker from CKLG Accountants gives her analysis of the recent “Mini-Budget” and its implications for individuals & businesses.
Nicola Upson reviews Oscar Wilde’s classic “The Importance of Being Earnest”, which is on at The Cambridge Arts Theatre this week.
Peter Burrows, CEO of the Cambridge Building Society tells Neil all about their Rent To Home Scheme, which is now open for applications.
Melody Brooker explains how building firm, Mace, came to the rescue in true ‘DIY SOS’ style!
Fiona Longhurst, Director of RVS, tells Neil Whiteside about their volunteering opportunities in Cambridge & South Cambs.
Neil speaks with Amber Badyari, who is holding a Yogathon this Sunday at The Cambridge Buddhist Centre in aid of the DEC Ukraine Appeal.
Sarah Michael has details of the family-friendly events taking place throughout August at The Farmland Museum & Denny Abbey.
Neil meets Diane and Anne, who work as part of It Takes a City’s Women’s Homelessness Action Group, to get an overview of the current situation in Cambridge, and the […]
Shelley Gregory-Jones from Cambridge Aid and Lush Cambridge store manager James tell Neil Whiteside about the their Charity Pot Party that runs for three days from tomorrow.
Zara Bracegirdle from Woodfines Solicitors and Aniketa Khushu from CKLG Accountants outline some important upcoming changes regarding the registering of Trusts.
Neil Whiteside finds out about the work of Cambridge Cyrenians from Director, James Martin.
Penny Miles of the National Garden Scheme has news of the latest gardens opening in our area, including some of Cambridge’s finest college gardens.
Melody Brooker, Fundraising and Communications Manager for Wintercomfort, tells Neil Whiteside about their outreach services, which are designed to help those at risk of becoming homeless or facing hardship. […]
Neil chats to singer/songwriter Alice Merton about her career, her new album, and touring with Bastille.
Neil meets Steve Moore, founder of Willingham History & Iducation Group, which holds its inaugural metering on Tuesday 12th July.
Charli Fuller from Wood Green The Animals Charity tells Neil what it takes to become a ‘Moggy Midwife’.
Neil meets four-time Brit Award winner, Emeli Sandé to chat about her career, her new album & UK/European tour, and what advice she would give to her 11 year-old self. […]
Neil meets Gabriella del Valle – Chair of Cambridge Open Studios, which returns in its traditional form for four weekends in July.
Catharine Walston and Elizabeth Stephan from CamCRAG have news of their Summer Art Fair which takes place this Saturday.
Neil chats to Stephen Webb, who plays Dr Frank N Furter in the iconic Rocky Horror Show, that is on at the Cambridge Arts Theatre next week.
Alex Graham has been to the Digital Accountancy Show, and brings news of the latest software and applications that are available to help businesses.
Neil meets Cambridge-born singer/songwriter Fergus to chat about his background, and his new album “Love Upside Down”.