Two brothers from Norfolk have discovered The Gloucester, a ship that ran aground 340 years ago, off the coast of Great Yarmouth. Described as ‘the most important maritime discovery since the Mary […]
Wreck of The Gloucester found 340 years after it sank
The Gloucester – Meet the men who sat on diving’s best kept secret for 15 years
Historians are calling it Norfolk’s Mary Rose – A 17th century royal shipwreck, hidden under the waves of the Norfolk coast for 340 years. The disaster claimed the lives of at least […]
The Gloucester – Historical Context
What was so important about this ship and why did Julian and Lincoln Barnwell spend four years diving to find 17th Century ship the Gloucester? The ship ran aground on the sandbanks […]
Platinum Jubilee – Was it Worth it?
The Queens Platinum Jubilee was celebrated by many. With some business’ still having their decorations proudly on show, others were offended by the lack of inclusivity for the North and disappointed with […]
E-cigarettes popular with under 18’s
Disposable vapes have become notoriously popular with the younger generation in the past few years. An E-cigarette is a device which allows you to inhale nicotine in vapor form rather than smoke. […]
Going out or staying in?
How is the cost of living affecting our leisure decisions. The continued rise of cost of living will leave people having to give up leisure activities like going out to eat, shopping […]
Cost of Living squeezes retail for a second month in a row
Shoppers are spending less than they were a year ago, as the rise of cost of living puts pressure on incomes and excess spending, which has ultimately affected retail businesses. After the […]
Unpredictable Norwich weather makes outdoor businesses uncertain
A yellow weather warning for heavy rainfall was issued for Norfolk over the bank holiday weekend. The warning was active from 7pm on Sunday 5th June and 4am on Monday 6th June. As we […]
“Worthy of the city”- Historic England against Anglia Square plans
Historic England have objected to the newly submitted renovation plans for Anglia Square. Tony Calladine, Historic England’s East of England regional director, said: “the scale, mass and architectural character in present proposals […]
Conservative MPs have ‘confidence’ in PM Boris Johnson
A vote of confidence was held in parliament yesterday evening to decide whether Conservative MPs wanted Boris Johnson to be replaced. Sir Graham Brady, chair of the 1922 committee announced that he […]
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