by Fin Brown Tourist numbers are starting to rise in Great Yarmouth ahead of a highly anticipated summer season, but local businesses fear they may lose out due to the economic crisis. […]
Great Yarmouth gears up for summer season
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Norwich City relegated
After suffering a 2-0 defeat away to Aston Villa, Norwich City have once again been relegated from the Premier League. With 25 losses and the most goals conceded in the league, Norwich […]
Churches Climate Action
by Paris Maben-Hume and Jack Maclean Eco Church is a project set up to reward churches for how they care for the environment through their worship and management of the church. Two […]
How football is coping with Covid
Sporting fixtures – like so many aspects of our lives – are being affected by Covid. UEA student journalist Joshua Gregory-Barnes went to Cambridge United to take a look at what’s happening […]
Broadcast House officially opened by Vice Chancellor
UEA’s Vice Chancellor David Richardson has opened the new Broadcast House for Journalism and Media students. As many gathered to see the final product of a 2-year project, some were surprised by […]
Local shops adapting to Covid closures
Since the closure of Norwich businesses, many are worried about how they are going to survive the lockdown period and make a return. Dong Sun (Alan) has been contacting local shop owners […]
PPE for the many or the few?
While the health benefits may seem obvious to many, the use of PPE masks to help prevent the spread of infection is still a widely contentious topic and has been since the […]
Art is thriving in Norwich City
Art has a long history in Norwich and it seems that it is still ingrained in the culture of modern Norwich life. Sufen Peng takes a journey through Norwich to bring is […]
Antiques shopping still a great way of finding something new
We’ve all no doubt seen the overwhelming variety of antiques shops around Norwich, and probably explored our fair share. But what is the fascination with sifting through a menagerie of used goods? […]
The little known history of Norwich’s King’s St and St Julian’s Alley
Norwich is bursting with history and a simple walk through the city soon makes that obvious, whether it’s through the castle gardens, by the cathedral or along the old city wall. But […]
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