Armed police on Norwich streets after suspected armed robbery
Armed police have been deployed in Norwich after reports of a suspected armed robbery at a branch of the Royal Bank of Scotland in the city centre.
Cast member hopes to raise funds for The Matthew Project by performing in 100pc Norfolk show
One of the cast members of a show celebrating Norfolk is hoping to use her moment on the stage to boost funds for a local charity.
£1400 raised for Big C at charity golf day at Sprowston Manor, near Norwich
Sixty golfers dug deep in their pockets to support this year’s civic charity, Big C, at an event at Sprowston Manor - and it even stayed fine for the occasion.
VW Golf and grey BMW stolen from driveway in Dussindale
Two cars were stolen from a driveway in Norwich after thieves broke into a house via the garage and took the keys.
Norwich woman’s Jubilee fundraiser
A Norwich woman has organised an evening of entertainment to celebrate the Queen’s Jubilee and to raise funds for charity.
Today’s Norwich Pub of the Week is the Red Lion in Drayton
There’s a sign on the wall at this 17th-century pub saying: “There are no strangers in here, only friends we have not met”, and regulars can vouch for the warm and friendly atmosphere.
Will Young to star in Cabaret at Norwich Theatre Royal
Will Young is to star in the musical Cabaret when it comes to Norwich later this year before its run in London’s West End.
Norwich students in Olympic pants competition
It’s all a bit pants – that’s the brief given to a team of Norwich students as they aim to sell as many pairs of their Olympic-inspired underwear as possible as part of a national challenge.
Norwich-based Naked Wines’ investment in ‘talent behind big names’
Norwich-based online company Naked Wines is investing £5.5m in 2012 to help winemakers from the USA and Australia to set up their own businesses.
Norwich ladies’ fun-running group prepares for Race for Life
A city boutique cracked open the bubbly and encouraged shoppers to part with their pennies for a good cause last night.
UPDATE: Broken down vehicle recovered from A47 near Norwich
A broken down vehicle on a bridge on the A47 which caused disruption close to Norwich this morning has been recovered.
Men plead to conspiracy charges in relation to Norwich murder
Two men have pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges in relation to the murder of Honorato Cristavao in Norwich’s Rose Lane last year.
Work to revamp Norwich eyesore Westlegate House to start this summer
Work to breathe new life into a long derelict Norwich eyesore will start within months, after councillors gave the green light for Westlegate House to be redeveloped.
Norwich hospital on red governance status
A Norwich hospital trust has been placed on a red status for governance after it missed three keys targets at the start of 2012.
Next Thorpe St Andrew Horticultural Society talk
The next Thorpe St Andrew Horticultural Society talk will be held on Wednesday, June 20.
Eurovision party being held at Cinema City in Norwich to raise funds for Children In Need and Norwich Pride
Cinema City in Norwich will be holding a Eurovision party next week.
Signed Norwich City shirt being auctioned off by United Norwich Kidney Patients Association
A Norwich City shirt from the 2011-12 season that has been signed by Canaries players is being auctioned off by the United Norwich Kidney Patients Association (UNKPA).
Future of Beechcroft Surgery in New Costessey to be discussed by Norwich South MP Simon Wright
Norwich South MP Simon Wright will meet with the Taverham Partnership tomorrow to discuss the future of New Costessey’s Beechcroft Surgery.
Local musicians wanted for Rackheath’s closing ceremony for London 2012 Olympics
Musicians, bands and choirs are being sought to take part in a closing event for the London 2012 Olympics in Rackheath in September.
Nelson’s Journey brings in Carol Plunkett as marketing and funding officer from Marsh Ltd
Child bereavement charity Nelson’s Journey has welcomed a new addition to its team.
Work of yarn bombers is returned to lion statues outside City Hall in Norwich
Some colour has been returned to the famous lion statues in front of City Hall in Norwich, after confiscated ‘yarn bombing’ materials were returned.
New Wymondham councillor’s “greater engagement” pledge
A campaigner who fought Wymondham Town Council plans to sell off recreation land for a supermarket has pledged to make the council engage more with residents after winning a by-election.
Norfolk school set for new teaching block and science extension
A new £3m teaching block and science laboratory extension could soon be built at a Norfolk school to accommodate the ever-growing student population.
Ambitious plans to revamp Norwich eyesore Westlegate House get green light
New life is to be breathed into a long-derelict Norwich eyesore, after councillors gave the go-ahead for Westlegate House to be redeveloped.
Norwich City fans can re-live the club’s greatest moments in new book charting more than 100 years of Canaries history
Norwich City fans will be able to relive more than a century of Canaries’ history in a new book being released this summer.
Norwich airport sees growth in helicopter activity
Norwich Airport’s chief executive said the transport of offshore workers was a significant growth part of the airports business as it recorded record numbers of helicopter passenger numbers.
Controversial home plan for Bawburgh rejected
Controversial plans to redevelop a house and cottage which inspired a 371-signature petition against the scheme were thrown out last night.
North Walsham-based steel fabrication company goes into administration
Eleven staff at a small family-owned north Norfolk construction supply company have lost their jobs after the company was placed into administration.
Olympic Park garden co-designer visits Norwich school
Norwich youngsters got the chance to discover some gardening tips from one of the designers of the Olympic Park’s Great British Garden.
Developer appeals rejection of 350 homes off Norwich Common in Wymondham
A developer has made a fresh bid to build new homes on land between Wymondham and Hethersett after appealing a planning decision.
Great Yarmouth-based SES Engineering purchased by former employee
A Great Yarmouth engineering firm which went into administration earlier this month has been sold to a former employee.
Aviva results show flat premiums in Norwich-based general insurance
The performance that prompted Aviva shareholders to oust chief executive Andrew Moss was laid bare in figures today.
Norwich named one of country’s top day trip destinations. Tell us what you like most about the city
Norwich was the sixth most visited place in England by day trippers last year, and we want our readers to tell us what they like most about our city.
Women urged to take part in Norfolk Hospice’s Moonlight Walk in Norwich
Women are being urged to stroll out under the light of the moon and take part in a new fundraising event.
Olympic medallist Gail Emms attends Active Norfolk’s Adult Disability Games
An Olympic medallist today (Wednesday) helped promote disability sport opportunities in Norfolk as hundreds of people got the chance to try different activities.
