
Staycation or vacation? Great Yarmouth tourism recovers after pandemic

Last August Great Yarmouth recorded that 6.4% of its working age population were claiming benefits- 2% above the rest of the east of England. With the cost of living rising and a […]
The works of a Russian artist have been removed from an exhibition at Norwich Castle. “Ode to a Flint”, which was due to begin tomorrow (12th of March), has been shelved in […]
The four piece band known as, ‘ikraus’, are from Thomas Mills High School in Framlingham. One of their peers, Luke Potter said: “it was a class night, very proud of them all […]
Christmas is a time when many people reconnect with religious traditions, such as carol services and nativity plays. However, Norwich has the highest proportion of residents who say they have no religion. […]
The much-anticipated Wild Paths Festival will take place across Norwich from Thursday 14th to Sunday 17th October, despite the rising number of cases of Covid-19. The festival has been described as “a […]
Stacey Offord, aged 35, from Kesgrave has been creating art work by burning recognisable images onto wood. Ranging cartoon characters such as Queen Elsa and Princess Anna from Disney’s “Frozen’, to Joe Tribbiani from […]
Wyrd Norwich (@wyrdnorwich) is a street and found photography Instagram account dedicated to showcasing “all the wyrd & wonderful” art found across Norwich. Founded and curated by Meg Watts, a 21 year-old […]
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 […]
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? […]