Environment
Scouting for Girls
The Scouting movement nationally has seen a surge in female interest following the Duchess of Cambridge signing up as a high profile volunteer but in Norfolk girls have been enjoying life as a Scout for many years, as TARA GREAVES reports.
TV botanist opens new bird hide at Alderwood Lodges
Television botanist David Bellamy swooped to one of his favourite haunts yesterday to launch a new bird hide.
Meet the Swallows - a new daily soap opera running at Wroxham Barns
It’s “Lights, Camera, Action!” at Wroxham Barns as the stage is set for a summer soap opera with a difference.
Photo gallery: Eureka! New sub-tropical enclosure opens at Banham Zoo
A new sub-tropical animal enclosure may prove a welcome relief from the unseasonable cold after guests celebrated its official opening.
Joint Core Strategy hearing adjourned because councils failed to supply necessary paperwork
A public inquiry which could govern where thousands of new homes are built around Norwich has been adjourned to give councils more time to convince a planning inspector that their plans are sound. In the fifth part of a week-long series, rural affairs correspondent CHRIS HILL reports.
- Interactive map: Broadland’s growth ‘trajectories’ questioned by inspector at Joint Core Strategy hearing
- Parks report celebrates the Norfolk Broads contribution to the economy
- Who will pay for the infrastructure in Greater Norwich’s growth ambitions?
- Photo gallery: Act now or risk losing our wealth of Norfolk and Suffolk wildlife, experts warn
- Public inquiry under way to examine Growth Triangle housing plans for Norwich
- Kelling Heath Holiday Park is best caravan park in the country
- Joint Core Strategy hearing could hold the key to Norwich’s growth ambitions
- Rallying call for north Norfolk’s green schemes
- South Walsham landowner in battle over broad
- Friends group collects 15 bags of litter from start of Marriott’s Way
- National Trust’s new regional director hopes to preserve the East’s treasured heritage
- Photo gallery: Bishop’s Garden a ‘gift that deserves to be enjoyed’ in Norwich
- Broads festival ends with green boat show at Salhouse
- Bishop’s Garden a ‘gift that deserves to be enjoyed’ in Norwich
- Hopes for UK’s greenest building to be built in Norwich are approved
- Norfolk Energy firms to invest £200m in the east of the region
- North Norfolk District Council to challenge Bodham wind turbine go-ahead in high court
- Sharp increase in litter on Norfolk and Suffolk’s beaches
- Row over Norfolk airfield wind farm to continue as plans revived
- Photo gallery: Everything’s rosy for the Norfolk Spring Garden Show
- New trees and Benches unveiled a Sewell Park
- Councillor in “dumb nut” complaint over Norwich woodland row
- Your chance to help Norfolk’s rivers
- Norfolk’s core sugar beet crop not at risk from pesticide ban
- East Anglia’s vining pea crop under threat from Europe’s pesticide ban
- Relief as Cromer crab season kicks off
- Artists show their talents at special city exhibition
- Giant biomass container lifted over 15th century building as Earsham Hall looks to a greener future
- Fen blow damage in fenland and west Norfolk
- Plans for nearly 500 new homes in Costessey move a step closer
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