The BBC’s Gaming and Culture Correspondent visited Journalism students at the University of East Anglia’s Broadcast House. After an inspirational talk, Steffan Powell took some of the students through a masterclass. Cameron […]
2022 was a record-breaking year for the UK publishing industry, with almost 700 million physical books being sold. That’s the highest ever recorded. This comes as a surprise due to the increased cost […]
When you think British, the words quiet, reserved, and well-mannered spring to mind. The growing trend of Rage Rooms not only spits in the face of those stereotypes, but smashes them to pieces – […]
Many young people with disabilities or additional needs can feel excluded in society. Musical Keys is a charity centred on including these people through music and play. The Saturday sessions are targeted […]
The Qatar World Cup kicked off less than a week ago and it has not been without controversy. Firstly they banned alcohol sales around stadiums. Prompting one of their sponsors to tweet […]
The Anteros Arts Foundation on Rye Bridge Street is holding the city’s first Ukrainian art exhibition until Saturday 22nd October. It is raising money for humanitarian aid during the ongoing conflict between […]
Meet Frank Halliday, an 86-year-old man who lives in Cromer. Frank has been painting for roughly 70 years and has taught people to paint across the world on cruise ships. The cruise […]
750 English protest songs have been catalogued by researchers from the University of East Anglia. Academics took their project to the Latitude Festival 2022 and invited the public to join them for […]
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 […]
Whilst Great Yarmouth is well known for being a traditional seaside town, The Empire is trying to bring a more diverse range of entertainment to the local residents and tourists who visit […]
