Family Life
Interactive map: New map of Norfolk surnames reveals our oldest families
A map of Norfolk with surnames and twitter names rather than cities and towns reveals some of our oldest families and newest communications, writes Rowan Mantell
Norfolk food heroes show the next generation where food comes from
Norfolk’s food heroes have come out in force to show children where their food comes from and how they can be the food producers of the future. EMMA HARROWING finds out what they have learnt as part of our series on the Norfolk Food Discovery Project.
Mustard video: New rules mean more women can become mothers
Women over the age of 40 will be allowed fertility treatment on the NHS for the first time and couples struggling to conceive and qualify for IVF will be helped earlier thanks to new guidelines from the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence. STACIA BRIGGS reports
Children get to meet Norfolk’s food heroes
Talking to some of our region’s food producers is an important aspect of the Norfolk Food Discovery Project’s aim to teach children about where food comes from. In the third part of our series which follows the scheme, Emma Harrowing discovers what happens when an apple producer visits a Norwich school.
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