Television naturalist Bill Oddie and his puppet friend Daisy were among thousands of people who attended an event to raise awareness of the Wensum Valley at Pensthorpe nature reserve today.
The next Richard Branson or Alan Sugar may have launched their career on Watton high street today when the town launched a pioneering market to help new entrepreneurs.
A Norfolk schoolgirl’s knack for a playground card game saw her rubbing shoulders with Olympic legend Steve Redgrave today.
A HALESWORTH teenager is hoping to follow in the footsteps of some well-known compatriots by becoming Suffolk’s newest young music star.
The first Race for Life runs of the weekend have taken place, with thousands expected to take part in the cancer charity’s pink-themed events today and tomorrow.
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Many people may dream of setting up their own business, and at NWES staff have spent 30 years helping to turn that aspiration into a reality.
Planners could be set to make a decision on a new £3.75m supermarket for Wells next month.
Great Yarmouth outer harbour’s new boss has revealed ambitions to create jobs and finally realise the port’s potential as he started in the top job this week.
Curse of the Zombie is one of those ridiculously trashy movies best watched with family or friends when under the influence of alcohol. This particular re-run of a re-run of a very tired genre, released in 1989, opens with a team of archaeologists heading to Thailand in search of rare artefacts when they happen upon a remote village. Once there, the village chief’s outrageously beautiful daughter takes a fancy to one of them. You can guess the rest.
Just how worried should we be about what happens in Greece?
A unique night-time spectacle in which driving meets dancing and the audience is transported into characters’ worlds via headphones is one of the latest shows to visit the city for the Norfolk and Norwich Festival.
The third Cromer and Sheringham Crab and Lobster festival scuttled into top gear on Friday evening as a fabulous show gave it a flying start.
A HALESWORTH teenager is hoping to follow in the footsteps of some well-known compatriots by becoming Suffolk’s newest young music star.
He is one of the most recognisable bad boys as he wreaks havoc in Coronation Street
A north Suffolk village has received a financial boost ahead of its music festival.
Will Young is to star in the musical Cabaret when it comes to Norwich later this year before its run in London’s West End.
A group of mini-master chefs have been busy perfecting an all-Norfolk menu fit for the Queen in celebration of her 60 years on the throne – and they could now even be in with a chance of personally serving their gastronomic creations to her.
From the moment it was announced the first pandas were coming to the UK in 17 years, our fate was sealed.
Jaguar’s luxury XK coupe is a true big cat – sleek and athletic – that really growls, says Iain Dooley, PA senior motoring mriter.
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Norwich City chief executive David McNally has this afternoon used his Twitter account to confirm for the first time that star striker Grant Holt has asked for a transfer.
Here’s how Norwich City fans reacted to the Grant Holt news on twitter.
Norwich City skipper Grant Holt has dropped an end-of-season bombshell by handing in a transfer request – which the club has rejected.
Darren Huckerby will wear the colours of Norwich City again on Tuesday night when he plays in Adam Drury’s testimonal match against Celtic.
Norwich City skipper Grant Holt has reportedly had a transfer request turned down by the club.
Wisbech Town boss Steve Appleby has backed Simon Mowbray to form a lethal partnership with chief marksman Chris Bacon.
Boss Gary Setchell admits he is absolutely ecstatic that King’s Lynn Town have been granted promotion to Step Four of the non-league ladder.
Lowestoft Town director of football Craig Fleming has already begun plotting the club’s promotion path for next season.
Children at a south Norfolk school joined dancers around the globe in trying to set a new world record on the day the Olympic flame is due to arrive in Britain.
Children at a south Norfolk school joined dancers around the globe in trying to set a new world record on the day the Olympic flame is due to arrive in Britain.
There’s a sign on the wall at this 17th-century pub saying: “There are no strangers in here, only friends we have not met”, and regulars can vouch for the warm and friendly atmosphere.
The time of the greatest flower show in the country is fast approaching; the Chelsea Flower Show is probably the most anticipated flower show in the country and as any gardener worth his salt knows this is the place that many gardening trends and ideas originate.
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