“Not worthy of existing”: The effects of the blue badge delay
A disability campaigner in Norwich had to wait 8 months to renew his blue badge.
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A disability campaigner in Norwich had to wait 8 months to renew his blue badge.
Campaigners frustrated after Labour refuses compensation for millions of women pensioners
A woman living with Topical Steroid Withdrawal (TSW) speaks about its impact and the need for support
Church attendance among 18–24-year-olds has quadrupled since 2018, according to a new survey.
FOI data reveals a council-owned home in Norfolk has been empty since 2012
East Anglia is the most neglected place for live comedy but comedian Joz Norris argues the area is vital for the industry
Vincent Martinez has changed his career following the death of his daughter in May.
A new report aims to remedy the problems faced by UK vet businesses.
Social media has exposed motorsports across the globe making it the UK’s fifth most followed sport.
A fundraising campaign is on the way to save a former WW2 American airfield
Libby Corrie says schools need to do more.
Rising prices across Norfolk are making people have a harder time affording daily essential items such as period products.
The always-on culture creates addiction-like behaviours rather than medical conditions.
Labour MP Alice Macdonald is calling for those attending fertility treatment to be granted paid time off
ARCH in Attleborough will offer SEN children a chance to connect, feel supported, and enjoy creative activities
Disturbances affected members of the public and staff in nearby shops.
The Canaries sacked Head Coach Liam Manning following a dismal run of defeats.
Across the UK, train ticket prices have increased by 5% on average.
Not Your Average Choir strive to be an inclusive and accepting environment for all.
Shepreth Hedgehog Hospital has rescued nearly 7000 hedgehogs.
Harlequin opened in Westlegate in the city centre on October 16th.
Students say false fire alarms are leaving them feeling “exhausted and ignored”
Donated books will be handed out in children’s homes across Norfolk.
Over-running construction work means the Halls venue remains closed for the second year running.
The discovery of a War Merit Cross medal shocked a pensioner
Tickets to the LCR Halloween event at UEA sold out in two hours.
Scare attraction appears back at Lenwade with more actors, venues and food trucks.
The Great Yarmouth branch of the Royal British Legion (RBL) say there is a “generational” issue.
Presenters returned to their original studio – now home to The University of East Anglia’s (UEA) journalism students.
A faulty washing machine is suspected to have been the cause of the fire.
Restoration of St Felix Church’s stained glass window has been completed.
Is AI a threat to the entertainment industry, especially comedy?
Cycling in Norwich is on the rise, but local riders are warning that tensions between cyclists and drivers are becoming a real issue.
The water is thought to have the same effect as sensory deprivation for the student.
The government says that screen time for teens in the UK is an average of 7 hours 22 minutes a day.
A new form of therapy with cows is on the rise.
The floors at Crown Place were left under inches of water after the sprinklers were set off.
A Norfolk woman is taking on a challenge to raise awareness for mental health.
Schools and religious organisations are taking part in events throughout the day commemorating the people who were injured or killed in the attack.
Iceni RFC, based in Norfolk is among the 30 LGBTQ+ clubs in the UK, challenging homophobia in rugby.
Broadcaster highlights struggles of brown, working-class women in fight for equality
This is the story of Benji and Balu. Brother bears trapped in a concrete cage for ten years in Azerbaijan.
A rescue mission is mounted to fly them to the UK.
This film won best tv documentary in the BJTC Awards 2025.
This documentary explores the social challenges faced by people with Tourette’s syndrome.
A therapist has warned that redundancies at a Norfolk therapy centre may have a “long-term” impact on adopted children and families.
Colorifix boss believes royal visit will boost company’s environmental credentials
What would it be like if you never got over Covid? Sophie Brooks meets the people who are “Locked in Lockdown”
Taking a pint from the blood donation to the hospital operating theatre, the role of the volunteer blood bike team.
Eight-year-old Logan has cerebal palsy but it doesn’t stop him playing is favourite sport – football.
Video journalist Kerena Cobbina goes to Kenya with a church group from Bedford to film their support for charity programmes.
The online abuse faced by jockeys and trainers in horse racing. A film by Emily Wallis.
A gripping documentary that exposes how cybercrime shapes the hidden dangers of our digital age.
Norwich runners tell their stories of how running helps to deal with the loss of a loved one
A documentary by Ellie Richardson following the life of a young athlete who suffered a sudden cardiac arrest in the gym.
This is the story of lives affected by homelessness. They say ‘you’re only one paycheck away from becoming homelessness’ but…
Dr Bike, the Norwich repair shop, speaks on the never-ending benefits of biking, picking two wheels over four
After 8 years of designing and building, Paddy is ready to hit the road
Ara Gumban says the sport has ‘saved her life’.
Exclusive FOI data has revealed that the number of people arrested for being drunk and disorderly has risen from 2023.
Norfolk charity transporting pensioners rises in demand but could see cuts as support from the council becomes limited.
Norwich factory works on new environmentally friendly plans
Formula One raced for the first time in 1950
Event at Norwich War Memorial marks the end of the war in Europe four decades ago.
Unexpected discoveries and rising costs push reopening to the summer of 2025
Colchester United announce multi million pound takeover in ‘advanced talks’.
Jack Stacey received recognition from the EFL for his work with Realising Potential
Sally Panks has made it her mission to help young people who are struggling with their mental health
What does it take to start over in a foreign land? Eva, one of the 755,000 international students in the UK, shares her powerful story of finding belonging in a new country.
Credit: Freepik Ali started taking part in Ramadan when he was 12-years-old. “We would break our fast and have ‘iftar’…
Disabled People Against Cuts organisations around the UK are protesting alongside thousands of people set to lose their benefits entitlement
The assault took place while on holiday at a chalet
A Norfolk man has been given a 3-month suspended prison sentence for grabbing a bottle with intent to use as a weapon.
The government is planning to cut spending on disability benefits, which will affect the application process
The North Sea collision has left nature organisations working hard to clean up
Did you know that bitcoin could be bad for the environment?
Drivers voice their anger a year after roundabout renovation, claiming it is a waste of money and more hazardous.
Poetry is a “powerful way of dealing with trauma.”
Creon shortages are affecting tens of thousands of people in the UK.
Since 1984, more active serving personal have taken their own lives than those who have died in hostile combat.
A burial mound from 1500BC has been found again by a local historian.
A Norfolk artist says she would have struggled to deliver creative workshops for young people without vital financial support from a local bursary scheme.
A ‘Fat Boy’ gang member has been given a second chance.
Hospitals, care homes and prisons have been left without visits.
Norwich’s Catholic cathedral received £57,000 in a grant but need over £8 million to complete roof
Cancelled local elections in Norfolk could impact efforts to combat poverty.
Medication shortages have seriously impacted those living with ADHD.
People are struggling to find love in 2025.
Students and young professionals struggle to find affordable housing as rents and house prices rise in Norwich.
Avian Dance School will be competing in the Dance World Cup in Burgos, Spain
Labour peer Lord Peter Hain has said that we must have a strong relationship with the US, ‘but not at all costs.’
Businesses claim that Norwich’s vibrant cultural performers are taking away from them.
62% of disabled shoppers find it difficult to find clothes that they feel comfortable in, according the Research Institute for Disabled Consumers
A Norfolk saboteur has criticised The Hunting Act, as today marks twenty years since it was enforced.
80-year-old Andrew moved out of his parents’ house into a caravan in Norfolk – and never left.
Norfolk Constabulary have seized 22 illegally modified e-bikes since January.
Twenty one year old avoids jail time following three charges of sexual offence.
Two dog fosterers tell UEA Journalism about both the inspiring and “sad” experiences of rehoming dogs.
Almost half of young people (17-24) are not learning to drive as they are unable to afford it.
Coffee drinkers may be adding a ‘borrow cup’ to their next order.
“Potentially greedy” retailers, are seeing an increase in sales of fake football merchandise.
Norwich City Council will be raising parking costs across the city in March.
With reports of discrimination increasing in football, how is this being dealt with?
Norwich environment group members question Labour’s energy plant proposals.
It’s not all sticks and hankies, Morris Dancing can help support men’s mental health
A newly improved stop-smoking pill will be provided to thousands of people.
The men’s mental health support group has been moved due to the uncertainty with its previous location
Louise Graham investigates domestic violence in the UK and what can be done
With staff now keeping all tips, how has the service industry changed?
Campaigners refuse to back down over re-opening of Norfolk reablement unit.
Follow Ray as he travels on a WW2 Lancaster Bomber for the last time.
To save money and cut emissions, NCC aim to turn off 2% of all streetlights in Norfolk.
Fin Brown raised thousands of pounds to give Ray Parke one last ride on a Lancaster Bomber.
More and more of us are turning to community groups to connect.
Storm Darragh and lower coastal wind were among the reasons for worsened erosion.
Arla has been facing backlash over new products, with a Norfolk dairy farm opposing how they’re made.
Wayne Willgress, expresses his concern about the state of the sport and the finances of professional athletes to continue.