If you’re looking to decorate your home or buy presents on budget then you’re in luck, as Flying Tiger are reducing all their stock to £2 or less for a limited time.
Michael Sean ‘Kit’ Carson - who was killed in a car crash the day before he went on trial for sex offences - worked at Norwich City for a decade, operating as a youth scout and coach to find emerging talent.
Seven goals in his last eight games has continued a fantastic 2018 for Norwich City striker Teemu Pukki – putting him on par with some of Europe’s top goal-scorers.
The sight of Teemu Pukki bearing down on goal is one few Championship goalkeepers will relish at the moment and Norwich City’s striker is looking forward to pitting his wits against Bristol City’s number one this weekend.
Remembering some of the former Norwich City footballers who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country in the First World War, with the help of the Norwich City Historical Trust, who traced those who played for the Canaries and died in the conflict
As he continues his work to recover from injury, Canaries striker Teemu Pukki spoke to David Freezer about his season so far and the unexpected possibility of a chance to qualify for Euro 2020 with Finland.
The automotive industry is shocked at disappointed the Government is cutting the plug-in car grant. Motoring editor Andy Russell says that with the demise of diesel it should be stepping up incentivising switching to electrifed vehicles.
There’s one last chance to see Ed Sheeran in Ipswich this summer as the Suffolk popstar announces his final gig in Chantry Park on the August Bank Holiday Monday.
He’s the main man for Norwich City right now but Teemu Pukki still feels he has another gear to find, despite a superb start to life with the Canaries.
Teemu Pukki just can’t stop scoring winners – and couldn’t hide his delight after digging out the goal Norwich City needed to break Middlesbrough’s resistance.
As the East Anglian derby goes, Sunday’s game at Portman Road was a bit uneventful and after all the build-up during the last couple of weeks there wasn’t too much to shout home about for either set of supporters.
King’s Lynn boss Dale Allitt insists there will be no complacency from his in-form side when they face Poole in a top-of-the-table home clash tonight (7.30pm).
More than 300 artists from all over the world have donated works to raise money to send a nine-year-old with Leukemia to Legoland Denmark as an ‘end of treatment adventure’.
Swardeston set up another crack at national glory on Sunday with a comfortable victory in the south east area final of the Vitality Club Twenty20 competition.
Birmingham have agreed to adhere to a business plan imposed by the English Football League due to the club’s poor financial state ahead of their opening-day clash with Norwich City.
Any Norwich City fans looking at Liverpool goalkeeper Danny Ward as a loan option this season, seem set to have their hopes dashed as Leicester City have a bid accepted – while forward Ben Woodburn is set to travel with the Reds for their USA pre-season tour.
Sharing knowledge with one’s grandchildren is one of the joys of being a grandparent but be careful what you tell them – things keep changing and where you used to be right, you may now be wrong.
In part three of his World Cup diary our Norwich City photographer Paul Chesterton re-lives what it was like to witness England’s shootout win in Russia
Gareth Southgate’s promising young England side look ready to make a mark on the world stage and help atone for the disappointments of recent tournaments.
With a reported three million pre-order sales, Nigeria’s kit is this summer’s standout design, but where does it sit amongst the greatest World Cup kits of all time?
Tens of millions will be gambled on the outcome of the World Cup, from the outright winners to the number of times Neymar spits during a game, but who do you think will lift the trophy?
Grand Prix superstar Iversen makes a welcome return to the King’s Lynn side for their tricky trip to Poole on Wednesday night after successful treatment on his troublesome shoulder.
If you’re searching for a winner, on the football pitch or the stock market, invest in blue-chip stock. You really cannot go too far wrong, reckons Peter Sharkey
A historic city pub has reopened following a 10 month closure and the new landlady hopes a stricter customer policy will help it become a community hub.
The Queen has opened three of her favourite royal residences to camera crews to mark the 30th anniversary of Countryfile - includng Sandringham in Norfolk. What can we expect to see when the team descend on one of the Royal Family’s most treasured estates?
Norfolk captain Ashley Watson has called for high standards to be maintained when his side play their second Twenty20 double header of the season on Sunday.
There’s still a fair way to go – but bosses at the new-look Royal Norwich Golf Club say they are on course to deliver one of Norfolk’s most ambitious new sporting venues.
The presenting teams have been revealed for football’s greatest tournament as the best players across the globe prepaer to descend on Russia for the FIFA World Cup 2018. But which channel will kick off the action for England?
Norwich City’s young hot shot Adam Idah sealed the Republic of Ireland’s place in the last eight of the U17 European Championships on Friday with a stoppage time goal in a 2-0 win against Bosnia’s U17s in their final group clash.
Boss Dale Allitt wants to see his King’s Lynn side build on what he’s described as a positive start to the season when reigning champions Swindon visit the Adrian Flux Arena on Wednesday night (7.30pm).
Long-serving City of Norwich Athletics Club member Dani Nimmock’s consistent hard work over many years has been rewarded with her first senior international selection.
Open for exactly two-thirds of the RAF’s 100 years, the airfield at Coltishall had a special place in the hearts of its air- and ground-crew. Former Group Captain Ian Hall recalls his days at ‘Colt’.
A Norfolk church may have begun life as a Roman fortlet protecting supplies on their way to Hadrian’s Wall. Trevor Heaton hears how ‘keyhole archaeology’ is solving the riddle of Reedham.
An international engineering company has announced plans to recruit up to 40 employees in the next two years as it opened its first UK base on the East of England coast.
The Scandinavians have hijacked having a nice time by calling it hygge or lagom and suggesting they were the first to realise that open fires and hot chocolate are smashing. It’s time to fight back with some lethargic help from the Netherlands.
