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Don’t put up with your partner’s snoring

Barrell, Nicola

Snoring can destroy relationships Picture: Getty Images/iStockphoto

Quality not quantity is what counts.

How rescue pony Fern found good fortune

Fern, with Danielle Pye's five-year-old son, Jayden.
Photo: Redwings

Quiz: Which of these common phrases are from Shakespeare?

Norfolk’s Unlikely War Hero, whose courage ‘bordered on the suicidal’

Civvy street: Ernest Seaman back home in south Norfolk during a spell of leave.

Reader Letter: Don’t celebrate the 1940s

The 1940s weekend 'people's parade' finale at Sheringham.
Photo: KAREN BETHELL

How popular is your child’s name?

Violet was born in May 2017, the name was 62nd on this year's list Picture: NATALIE SADLER

Do we really know our rights when it comes to maternity and paternity leave?

Do you know your maternity rights? Picture: Getty Images/iStockphoto

How do I get my dog to sit...and stay?

Tim's dog Huxley (right) with his friend Milo Picture: Tim James

Video: Why does hardly anyone know where Olivia Newton-John was born?!

John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John in Grease Picture: UIP

Lifestyle

Quiz: Which of these common phrases are from Shakespeare?

How well do you know your Shakespeare?

Norwich woman, 25, creating calendar to help support alopecia sufferers in Norfolk

Shannon Hyne, who has had alopecia since the age of 10

“Everyone is their own kind of beautiful” says 25-year-old Shannon Hyne who is setting up a support group and fashion shoots to build confidence of fellow alopecia sufferers in Norfolk.

Laura Wright: The worst thing about East Anglia? The phone signal!

Laura Wright's biggest indulgence? Coffee and pancakes

Gina Long talks to East Anglian singer Laura Wright about her loves and hates in East Anglia

How do I get my dog to wait for food?

With good training you can ensure your dog doesn't try to snatch food all the time Picture: Getty Images/iStockphoto

Tim James of Blackstar Dog Training explains how feeding time provides the ideal opportunity to teach your dog some basic obedience…

Horse riding for fun and for fund-raising

Committee members of Ipswich Horse Society at the sponsored ride on September 2. (l-r) Mike Bloomfield (chairman); Roy Dale (vice-chairman); Margaret Walton (front); Ann Skeet (back); Mary Dale (back); Anne Johnson (secretary); Jenny Walton (treasurer). Picture: LJM

Ipswich Horse Society has raised more than £100,000 for charity with its sponsored rides, and its 45-year history is marked by a fantastically loyal committee of people, many of whom have been organising events for decades. Lynne Mortimer went to meet them.

EDP Weddings

Three brothers unveil new wedding venue in historic Norfolk parkland

Brothers Alex, Gavin and Bruce Paterson in Worstead Park Picture: Chris Taylor

Weddings will open Worstead Park for first time in decades

Gorleston and Norwich choirs to team up in church

Fine City Chorus in action at last summer’s Gorleston Makes Music final.
Picture :Brian Ollington

Two well known choirs will be combining to give a concert in Gorleston.

Planning the perfect royal honeymoon

It can be a long walk to the water at Wells-Next-The-Sea but it's worth it. Picture: PAUL REYNOLDS

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have not yet headed off on honeymoon, so if they haven’t booked year, why not come to East Anglia

Join In: Grow your own royal wedding bouquet

Remember the royal wedding with your own bouquet - grown in your own garden. Picture: Getty Images/iStckphoto/VENERALA

With some of the floral elements of Meghan Markle’s wedding bouquet revealed, why not re-create it in your garden.

Bride show is coming to Dunston Hall this weekend

The EDP Wedding Show at Dunston Hall. La Belle Angele wedding dress modelled by Ellie Ritchie, and the grooms suit from John Field modelled by Jason Burrage, with the carriage from N and J Horsedrawn Carriages. Picture: Denise Bradley

A popular Norfolk wedding show is making its return this weekend.

Heritage

Video: Iconic Second World War aircraft delights fans at Norwich airport

Spitfire at SaxonAir in Norwich.
Picture: ANTONY KELLY

An iconic Spitfire plane has departed from Norwich after starring in a range of special events over two days.

A viaduct and city centre dual carriageway: What did 1945 Norwich report propose - and how much came true?

The impression of the Bracondale viaduct from the City of Norwich Plan 1945 report. Photo: Archive

The war had ended, communities were being rebuilt and a new chapter had started. In 1945 Norwich City Council published its 50-year vision for Norwich, giving a blueprint for a future fine city. But how much was achieved, and how much remains a pipe dream?

Wells Maltings event to provide insight into how winner of the Heritage Art Trail was made

The Wells Maltings building. Picture: Ian Burt

An event at the new Wells Maltings on Friday September 28 will provide an opportunity to learn about the process of creating the winner of the Wells Heritage Art Trail.

My First Car: Playing Austin 7 hide and seek was all part of fun

Roger Norvill with his 1931 Austin 7. Picture: Roger Norvill

Roger Norvill found life with his 1931 Austin 7 could be an uphill struggle but playing hide and seek after fellow Servicemen’s good-humoured antics were all part of the fun.

‘They tasted better out of newspaper’ - Norwich residents share their memories of fish and chip shops

What's your favourite fish & chip shop memory?

Members of our Norwich Remembers Facebook group have been sharing their favourite fish and chip shop memories.

Travel

Review: Dubrovnik, Croatia, is a delight for each and every visitor

The Bowa restaurant on the Sipan island. Picture: LCF Media

Travellers from across the world will tell you – in whatever language – of the beauty of the old town of Dubrovnik, one of the most iconic cities in Croatia.

Rest in peace - with B&B in beautiful Booton church

A family champing in Booton church Picture: Joseph John Casey

A night in one of Norfolk’s most unusual sleepover venues

How to travel alone – and love it

Learn about new cultures and about yourself on a solo trip PICTURE: Getty Images

Solo travel represents freedom and independence, and is an experience everyone should encounter at least once says Emily Cotton

Meet the new arrival at an East Anglian zoo

A new zebra foal enjoying the savanna at Africa Alive, Kessingland.
Picture: Nick Butcher

Long-legged and super cute, there’s a new arrival at Africa Alive!

Ad Feature: Buying a holiday home abroad – things to consider

There are so many destinations you could choose for a holiday home abroad, and each one will have different regulations, processes and rules when it comes to buying property.

Thinking about the best location for a second home? The first question you need to answer is whether to buy abroad or in the UK. While a holiday home abroad may seem like an attractive option, there’s a lot to consider before you start picturing yourself beside the pool, glass in hand.

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