Student Journalism from the University of east Anglia
Norwich Market has been especially vulnerable to the economic effects of the pandemic. It relies on footfall and doesn’t really work with social distancing, as the corridors between the stalls are narrow. The market has stood for almost nine hundred years, surviving plagues and famine. Now that COVID restrictions are being eased and vaccine numbers are on the rise, how do the vendors of Norwich Market feel about the future?
Womenswear prices have increased by 37 per cent in the past five years and menswear has gone up by 25…
Norwich’s Anglia Square shopping centre has been described as a local eyesore. It was built in the 60s and 70s…
Barbers in Norwich are being trained to support customers with their mental health. It’s part of Norfolk-based campaign called the…