Thanks to a grant from South Norfolk Council major progress is being made to transform Moot Hill in Wymondham into a safe, accessible, and vibrant green space for the local community to enjoy. The area is now owned by local…
All Things Norfolk business member Simon Wingfield from Wingfield Consultants in Wymondham has just won three prestigious business awards. Wingfield Consultants are a winner in the Business Circle Awards for 2025! The company were awarded ‘Business Growth Consultancy of the Year –…
South Norfolk and Broadland District Councils marked Small Business Saturday on 6 December by showing their support for local independent businesses across the districts. As part of the celebrations, Cllr Martin Booth and Cllr Lisa Overton Neal visited a range…
South Norfolk Council unveiled a striking new public art installation – Wymondham Alley of the Arts. The initiative has transformed a once-overlooked alleyway into a vibrant outdoor gallery that celebrates the town’s rich creative spirit. The project was officially opened…
Nearly 700 runners laced up for the much-anticipated EAMA 10K in Wymondham on Sunday 16 November. Organised by South Norfolk Council and sponsored by East Anglian Motor Auctions (EAMA), the 10-kilometre road race took participants on a scenic single-lap route…
Simon Wingfield who is Founder of Wingfield Consultants Ltd in Wymondham recently obtained his ILM Level 7 Certificate for Executive and Senior Level Coaches and Mentors as well as obtaining membership of the City and Guilds of London Institute (MCGI).…
This month, East Anglian Air Ambulance (EAAA) marks a quarter of a century since it was founded in 2000. In that time the charity, which provides advanced critical care 24/7 by air and road to the most seriously ill and…
Wingfield Consultants have won, been shortlisted, or nominated for a number of nationalawards in the last few months. Simon Wingfield, the Founder of the company, has been awarded an accolade as a ‘Top 100Influential People’ winner for 2025. He was…
Wymondham Words, a literary festival that started in 2010 was given a £500 ward grant from South Norfolk Councillor, Carmina McConnell. The festival which was re-launched last year following an interruption by Covid, ran from 21 to 24 November with…
