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 […]
With rates of inflation currently at 9.9%, many local businesses are struggling – but this hasn’t been the case for vineyards in Norfolk. Click below to watch the TV news report by […]
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 […]
The Communication Workers Union (CWU) has launched a nationwide strike in response to what they say is underpayment from BT, the Royal Mail and Openreach. The cost of living crisis has meant […]
By Paris Maben-Hume and Jamie Bryson (cover photo credit: The Royal Family) Tens of thousands of people from Britain and all over the world have been paying tribute to Her Majesty The […]
What was so important about this ship and why did Julian and Lincoln Barnwell spend four years diving to find 17th Century ship the Gloucester? The ship ran aground on the sandbanks […]
Two brothers from Norfolk have discovered The Gloucester, a ship that ran aground 340 years ago, off the coast of Great Yarmouth. Described as ‘the most important maritime discovery since the Mary […]
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 […]
A yellow weather warning for heavy rainfall was issued for Norfolk over the bank holiday weekend. The warning was active from 7pm on Sunday 5th June and 4am on Monday 6th June. As we […]
Historic England have objected to the newly submitted renovation plans for Anglia Square. Tony Calladine, Historic England’s East of England regional director, said: “the scale, mass and architectural character in present proposals […]
