A squeeze of lemming with your drink sir? Ben Hinton visits Norwich Arboretum – the bar with no name (at least, not above the door) – and finds it a Pythonesque experience.
The Bar with No Name – but lots of Dead Stuff, Stuffed.
Vegans Bear Witness as Animals go to Slaughter
Many vegans find the thought of animals dying to produce food too much to accept. Groups across the country are turning out to bear witness as many animals make their final journey […]
Get a leg-up with Lego – play therapy for youngsters
If making stuff makes you happy, then building with Lego can also help you develop. Sophie Wiggins visited the ‘Block Bus’ keeping Norwich school children very happy indeed.
If the stones could talk… What would they say?
A new project in Norwich has given voice to ten of the city’s iconic statues. All you need to hear what they have to say is a smart phone. Aaron MacMillan reports. […]
When getting around can be a pain
For Gemma Bailey-Smith, a rare medical condition means that simple mobility can be difficult and painful. Now, a fund raising campaign by her and her friends means she will soon be able […]
Norwich Makers Festival goes all Cuddly
Alex Dalton visited Makers Festival in the Norwich Forum, which featured nothing less than a hand-knitted model of Yarmouth Seafront. Well – why not? But stealing the show was part of live […]
Norwich’s ‘Vinyl Street’
In recent years the so-called vinyl revival has seen UK record sales increase from less than 1 million in 2013 to more than 4 million in 2017, but has it made a […]
Norwich Barbers get Mental Health Training
Barbers in Norwich are being trained to support customers with their mental health. It’s part of Norfolk-based campaign called the 12th Man which aims to encourage men to speak more openly about […]
Learning the Ropes: From Rookie to Wrestler
Edward Bingham explores the changing world of professional wrestling, now back on ITV screens, direct from the EPIC Studios in Norwich. And by committing himself to six weeks of gruelling wrestling training, […]
The Hidden Campus Illness
Reporter Mingming Zheng explores the consequences of mental health problems among students. She finds even today, those with such problems are all too often stigmatised unfairly.