“Temptation is just a swipe away” In the 2021 census, data collected revealed almost one in eight people aged 16 or over in Norwich were divorced or were formerly in a civil […]
Divorces are female-led, but why?
How the Human Library is embracing society’s labels
The Human Library is an organisation that aims to challenge stereotypes about certain groups in society. With events all over the world, it strives to open people’s minds and normalise conversations in […]
Chop for Charity – ‘it’s a weight off my shoulders’
Tom Goldring, student at UEA, has been growing his hair out for over a year. After the new year started, he decided to take the chop in aid of the Little Princess […]
The “guinea-pig paradise” supporting Norfolk locals
Cavies and Cake in Fakenham run therapy classes with their trained guinea-pigs for care homes, disability groups and day centres. Owner Diana Taylor started Cuddly Cavies 10 years ago when she lived […]
Strikes: Vice Chancellor Will Take A Pay Cut
By Paris Maben-Hume and George Cooke The Vice Chancellor will be taking a voluntary pay cut as part of cost saving schemes introduced at the University of East Anglia (UEA). Staff received […]
“Do You Give a Ruck?”: UEA Rugby’s Mission to Combat Mental Health
By Ned Henderson Tough, hefty thugs sporting mullets. Players of what is commonly referred to as “a hooligan’s game”. Big hitters with even bigger personalities. Frequent patrons at your local pub. These […]
Norfolk is in the midst of its “worst-ever” bird flu outbreak
Norfolk is in the midst of its “worst-ever” bird flu outbreak. Bird flu has once again become a problem across Norfolk, Suffolk and parts of Essex. As of January 2023, there have […]
The Future of British Farming is … Vertical?
By Emily Goodwin The largest vertical farm in the world is due to start producing food in the Spring of 2023 in Easton, Norfolk. Image by Emily Goodwin The £25 million building […]
“We have to raise £800 a day to keep the sanctuary open”
Cash donations at charity shops in the UK have dropped by 18 per cent in the last three years, according to money experts Civil Society. With the cost of living this year, […]
Norfolk preschool closes after failed search for manager
Newton Flotman Pre-School, based outside of Norwich, closed on Thursday 20th October. They have been without a permanent manager for over a year. Childcare appears to be struggling all over the county.