A rough sleeper in Norwich has been telling us the only way he keeps warm in this weather is to “just keep walking”. Temperatures in the city have plunged to below freezing […]
Just keep walking to stay warm
Anti-littering scheme hopes to save Norwich taxpayers thousands
Trials to cut down littering in parts of Norwich have been so successful, local leaders are looking to roll it out across the city. The ‘Love Norwich’ campaign was launched by the […]
Thousands of nurses walk out in the biggest strike in NHS history
England has come to a grinding halt in the run up to Christmas as nurses are the latest profession to go on strike. The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) is striking today, […]
Pyjama-clad runners celebrate a special milestone
It began almost 20 years ago in London. Now thousands take part in 2,000 locations in 22 different countries. And almost every Saturday, hundreds from all over Norfolk take part in Parkrun – […]
“When it comes to human rights, we shouldn’t turn a blind eye”
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 […]
E-cigarettes popular with under 18’s
Disposable vapes have become notoriously popular with the younger generation in the past few years. An E-cigarette is a device which allows you to inhale nicotine in vapor form rather than smoke. […]
Cost of Living squeezes retail for a second month in a row
Shoppers are spending less than they were a year ago, as the rise of cost of living puts pressure on incomes and excess spending, which has ultimately affected retail businesses. After the […]
Conservative MPs have ‘confidence’ in PM Boris Johnson
A vote of confidence was held in parliament yesterday evening to decide whether Conservative MPs wanted Boris Johnson to be replaced. Sir Graham Brady, chair of the 1922 committee announced that he […]
Boris Johnson has survived a vote of no confidence but what do the people of Norwich think?
After months of rumours of unrest, yesterday a vote of no confidence took place. With party gate and lockdown beers, he finally faced his MPs. The prime minister won the vote by […]
Fly-tipping is an epidemic, including in Great Yarmouth
Residents of Great Yarmouth have been talking to UEA journalism news about the problems with flytipping. The council though have said they are stepping up their fight to stop it. Jack Maclean […]
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