Two Norfolk companies are among those signed up to take part in Only The Brave – East Anglian Air Ambulance’s thrilling mud obstacle challenge, which will take place on 20 September at the Euston Estate near Thetford; and are encouraging…
Norfolk’s childhood bereavement support charity Nelson’s Journey is inviting supporters to take part in a Firewalk Challenge, all in aid of raising vital funds and awareness of the charity’s work with bereaved children and young people in Norfolk. Taking place…
We are genuinely honoured by the number of people who have been getting in touch recently wanting to join the Tia’s Treasures team and help us spread kindness around the world. What started all those years ago as a little…
The Trafford Mausoleum in Wroxham has been upgraded to Grade II listed status following new research that has significantly enhanced the understanding of its exceptional architectural and historic importance. Historic England’s reassessment of the mausoleum, following a request by Broadland…
A £6,000 grant from the Borough Council of King’s Lynn & West Norfolk is helping True’s Yard Museum complete the next phase of a project that has uncovered significant remains of the town’s historic fishing community. The grant has helped…
Outlet specialists Rioja Estates and developer Willmott Dixon Developments have submitted a planning application for Quayside – a £150m mixed-use regeneration scheme that is set to transform Great Yarmouth’s North Quay into a new gateway destination. Quayside will deliver a…
Conservation work to sensitively restore and revive King’s Lynn Custom House – considered one of England’s most perfect classical buildings and an icon of the town – is starting soon as part of wider ambitions to make more of the…
A striking new community mural celebrating the history and future of Castle Gardens has been unveiled as the restored Whiffler Theatre area reopens to the public. Created by local arts organisation Reprezent, the mural was developed through community storytelling and…
Linguistics experts are searching for folk from Norwich who took part in a seminal study in 1968, to learn about how their accents have changed since childhood. The original survey of Norwich English (1971) by Professor Peter Trudgill is widely…
The Borough Council’s leisure service, Alive West Norfolk, is up for two major awards for excellence in the fitness and activity sector, recognising important work and facilities that are helping all residents to get more active and boost their health…
