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Dave Webster

Dave Webster

Verified

Presenter and Producer, BBC Radio Cambridgeshire

Cambridge, Norwich

Beats

Primary beats

WorldUnited Kingdom

Secondary beats

Local BusinessesInnovationArt ReviewsFestivalsCommunity EventsHealthStyleHealth and LifestyleBooksIndigenous PeoplesBusinessLanguageDance Music News

Final Covers

family estrangement; being bereaved; being mixed bame in a mixed family; racism

Doesn’t Cover

Adventure travel.

Journalist Type

News Anchor

Seniority Positions

Presenter and Producer

Industries

-

Content

Total articles 6

  • Wisbech baby bank founder shocked at increasing need

    By Dave Webster Verified, Helen Burchell| BBC Verified A woman who started a baby bank in 2020 - offering affordable items for parents in need - said she "never thought there would be this need four years on". But Rachel Green is still running Fenland Family and Baby Bank, based in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire. Ms Green said she thought after the pandemic she would end up selling her stock at a car boot sale. However, she said this month the number of people asking for help had doubled since last year.

    By Dave Webster Verified, Helen Burchell · BBC

    Feb. 05, 2024

  • Cambs man who lived in tent slams Suella Braverman's 'lifestyle' tweet

    By Dave Webster Verified, Dotty McLeod Verified, Nadia Gyane| BBC Verified Image source, David Webster/BBCImage caption, Matt was living in a tent by the River Cam or 18 monthsBy Dave Webster, Dotty McLeod & Nadia Gyane A homeless man slammed comments made by the Home Secretary Suella Braverman who said living in a tent was a "lifestyle choice". Matt who had been living under tarpaulin, by the River Cams in Cambridge, said it was all he had.

    By Dave Webster Verified, Dotty McLeod Verified, Nadia Gyane · BBC

    Nov. 07, 2023

  • Wisbech baby bank founder shocked at increasing need

    By Dave Webster Verified, Helen Burchell| BBC Verified A woman who started a baby bank in 2020 - offering affordable items for parents in need - said she "never thought there would be this need four years on". But Rachel Green is still running Fenland Family and Baby Bank, based in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire. Ms Green said she thought after the pandemic she would end up selling her stock at a car boot sale. However, she said this month the number of people asking for help had doubled since last year.

    By Dave Webster Verified, Helen Burchell · BBC

    Feb. 05, 2024

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BBC Radio Cambridgeshire,BBC

Company Info

BBC Radio Cambridgeshire