Following last year’s closure of the Ocean Room in Gorleston, Great Yarmouth Borough Council’s Cabinet is set to debate the sale of the venue. The council-owned building closed last spring when the company leasing it went into administration, following non-payment…
Applications are now open for one of the most anticipated events in the world of bowls – The Visit Great Yarmouth Festival of Bowls. Bowlers from across the UK are being encouraged to secure their spot early for the prestigious…
Norfolk pool-lovers are being urged to make a splash for good causes this spring by signing up for Swimathon 2025. The sponsored event – the world’s biggest annual fundraising swim – is returning to pools across the region from 28-30…
Over the Christmas break which seems so long ago now the Tia’s Treasures Team had some great family fun hiding little resin ducks around the house – everyone joined in on the search to find them and fun was had…
Great Yarmouth’s exciting new sculpture trail is on target to be completed and open to the public this summer. Work on the eleven sculptures is continuing and a planning application for their installation has now been submitted by Great Yarmouth…
Trees in a Great Yarmouth street have been cut back after residents’ suffered from noise, smell and mess as starlings repeatedly returned to roost in the area over winter. Five Holm Oak trees in Kent Square in the town have…
Great Yarmouth Borough Council is appealing for information following a series of fly-tipping incidents along quiet country roads. Since Christmas, the council has been alerted to three cases of a number of tyres being illegally dumped close to Martham and…
Great Yarmouth Borough Council has achieved several milestones towards the multi-million-pound regeneration of the town’s iconic Grade II* listed Winter Gardens on the Golden Mile. Working in collaboration with stakeholders – including The National Lottery Heritage Fund, Historic England, Great…
2024 has been a year of remarkable change for the business. When Daniel was jokingly referred to as a “Dinosaur” in IT, he decided it was time for a transformation. Determined to turn Easy Clean Norfolk into a paperless organisation…
