The victims of what’s been described as the worst miscarriage of justice in Britain are still waiting for compensation. In 1999, Britain’s Post Office embraced its new digital future, by introducing a […]
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Norwich’s first ever Ukrainian art exhibition
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 […]
Wreck of The Gloucester found 340 years after it sank
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 […]
The little known history of Norwich’s King’s St and St Julian’s Alley
Norwich is bursting with history and a simple walk through the city soon makes that obvious, whether it’s through the castle gardens, by the cathedral or along the old city wall. But […]
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. […]
Norwich – through the lens of History
UEA Journalism Intern, and former student, Chun Li (Andy), reflected on the past of his adopted city.