The BBC’s Gaming and Culture Correspondent visited Journalism students at the University of East Anglia’s Broadcast House. After an inspirational talk, Steffan Powell took some of the students through a masterclass. Cameron […]
A day in the life of a journalist is never straightforward. Earlier I went for lunch when I was attacked by seagulls, and unwillingly gave up my battered sausage. It could it […]
New research released by City to Sea reveals 93% of shoppers would like to see more refill and reuse options available. This has led to refill shops popping up everywhere. So, we […]
According to new figures from the BBC wind has taken over gas as the main source of power for the first time. Great Yarmouth is home to multiple offshore wind farm operations […]
Thursday May 4th saw local elections being held across England. Early results from across the English Counties indicated a poor result for the Conservatives, with Labour, the Liberal Democrats and The Green […]
As the Russian invasion of Ukraine reaches its one year anniversary, over 8 million Ukrainian refugees have been recorded across Europe. But one café in Norwich has been helping refugees and asylum […]
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 […]
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 […]
The UK’s largest feline charity, Cats Protection, help around 160,000 cats and kittens every year. According to a survey by Cats Protection “30% of all cat owners expressed significant concern over being […]
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 […]
