The Iron Duke restoration project has reached a major mile stone with the submission of thefinal details of the scheme to The National Lottery Heritage Fund and applications for bothplanning permission and listed building consent. The first stage application to…
This year an amazing 671 athletes took part in the annual 10k race with runners completing a one lap circuit starting in Lady’s Lane in Wymondham and looping around the picturesque countryside near Morley. South Norfolk Council’s Chair, Sharon Blundell,…
Pantomime is a passion for the man at the heart of Sheringham Little Theatre’s festive frolic this Christmas. As well as playing the “baddie”, Nick Earnshaw is marking his 10th year of directing panto at the seaside venue, where his…
Bowls enthusiasts who competed in the popular four-week Visit Great Yarmouth Festival of Bowls 2024 have helped raise hundreds of pounds for charity. The UK’s biggest outdoor bowls festival, the Visit Great Yarmouth Festival of Bowls is organised by Great…
A Norfolk woman who suffered a life-threatening medical emergency earlier this year, is sharing her story to raise awareness of the charity which helped to save her life. Ruth Baron, age 53, who lives near Downham Market in Norfolk, was…
Mae Day Marketing, local marketing consultancy business owned by Judi-mae Alderton, has been awarded Social Media Specialist of the Year by Corporate LiveWire in their 2024 Innovation & Excellence Awards. Corporate LiveWire’s judging panel was impressed by her commitment to service excellence…
Residents are being encouraged not to miss their chance to vote for their favourite pub and retailer of the year in South Norfolk and Broadland Council’s Business Awards. Broadland District Council’s Cabinet Member for Economic Development, Cllr Martin Booth, said:…
The Sheringham Shantymen once again took to the stage at the Cromer Pier Pavilion Theatre for their eagerly awaited annual RNLI fundraiser, this year celebrating the 200th anniversary of the RNLI with a special concert titled The Sail of Two Centuries.…
East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH) Trustee Caroline Steggles says she is proud and humbled to be part of a “life-changing, life-affirming and regularly remarkable” organisation. The 43-year-old has been on the board nearly four years, chairing one committee and sitting…
