Norwich City will travel to Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium on Tuesday October 24 for their glamour last-16 League Cup tie - just two days after a Championship derby trip to Ipswich Town.
It’s a long haul up to Middlesbrough: a bit of A17, the perils of the A1 and then the industrial landscape of the north-east all has to be negotiated before a ball is kicked in anger.
Mario Vrancic has been ruled out Norwich City’s Championship trip to Middlesbrough on Tuesday - with Marco Stiepermann and Wes Hoolahan rated major doubts.
After being injured in a car accident Nick Lane was inspired to adapt Robert Louis Stevenson’s The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. Now his unique production is coming to Bury St Edmunds and Holt.
Following the stellar success of this year’s Classic Ibiza event at Blickling Hall, organisers have decided to release early bird tickets ahead of their 2018 event.
A powerful array of paintings, sculptures and installations inspired by the idea of revolution has transformed a hidden gallery space into a labyrinth of enthralling art.
Matthew Vaughn and co-writer Jane Goldman who turned Kingsman comics into raucous action thriller, laden with gratuitous violence and casual disregard for political correctness, return with a globetrotting sequel.
After a hugely successful season in the British Roller Derby Championships, the county’s top team, the Norfolk Brawds, made it to play-offs – and returned home victorious after winning two of their three games.
An impressive three-try display by Holt in the first half was enough to give them their second successive win in London Eastern Counties Three, after an opening day defeat.
An idea to capitalise on the “sports luxe” craze sweeping the female fashion market led a Norfolk science writer to launch her own range of skin care products for active women.
Today marks 128 years since the death of English writer Wilkie Collins. On the anniversary of the fateful day, Courtney Pochin takes a look back at his life and the impressive work he created during it.
Patients are dying at higher than expected rates at two Norfolk hospitals, according to a measure which NHS chiefs say should be used as a “smoke alarm” for safety.
