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Sophie SkyringNorwich Evening News |
Here are the latest planning applications submitted to Norwich City Council over the last week.
The Norwich Evening News published 3 death notices last week.
The Eastern Daily Press published 46 death notices last week.
Eaton Choral Society is presenting Sea Requiem at Christ Church Eaton on Sunday March 22, 7pm.
A vigil for peace will take place at a city cathedral.
A packed programme of free events is coming to King's Lynn and Hunstanton in 2026.
Children took to the stage to share their book-themed thoughts in a lively public speaking competition.
Charities and community groups have been invited to apply for funding to support their work.
Literature took centre stage when a Norfolk school held its annual literary festival.
A care home resident’s birthday wish has come true.
A theatre has had its Theatre of Sanctuary status renewed for another three years.
Older people are being encouraged to take steps now to prepare for the future.
A festival of running will return to the streets of north Norfolk this Easter with colourful new additions to the line-up.
A Norfolk woman has been awarded one of the highest honours in Girlguiding in recognition of her impact to the movement.
A political debate show was broadcast from a Norwich landmark in front of a live audience.
A political debate show was broadcast from a Norwich landmark in front of a live audience.
A canoe club has rebranded to attract more young and female paddlers.
A festival that has long welcomed toddlers in prams is now seeing them return as teenagers.
Pupils and staff embraced book-themed costumes and activities for World Book Day.
Norwich High School for Girls are putting on a choral concert which includes a Coldplay song.
A dedicated care professional has been recognised for her outstanding commitment.
The Norwich Evening News published 4 death notices last week.
Norwich High School for Girls are putting on a choral concert which includes a Coldplay song.
A new mayor has been elected following a vote by councillors at a ceremonial full council meeting.
Specialist volunteers are helping families with breastfeeding in a hospital maternity ward.
A school marked World Book Day with a creative twist by turning it into "Word Book Day."
Houghton Hall is set to stage the largest UK exhibition of a renowned artist and sculptor in more than twenty years.
Paralympic swimmer Jessica-Jane Applegate has been named an ambassador for Crufts.
Fill your school’s library with books galore!
Fill your school's library with books galore.
Artists are preparing to welcome visitors into their creative spaces as part of a community event.
Fifteen locals will perform a curtain raiser at Norwich Theatre Royal for the Royal Shakespeare Company’s Hamlet.
Thetford Town Council has been awarded the National Association of Local Councils (NALC) Quality Gold Award.
A children’s hospice and a member of its staff have been shortlisted for two national student nursing awards.
A new play exploring male suicide and men’s mental health will be performed this week.
A new play exploring male suicide and men’s mental health will be performed this week.
Student photographers took centre stage at a public gallery exhibition celebrating young creative talent.
The Eastern Daily Press published 38 death notices last week.
A new canon pastor "delighted" after been installed at Norwich Cathedral.
A social club has been named CAMRA’s club of the year for the fifth consecutive time.
This January, we invited our readers to take part in a special token collect competition for the chance to win a £1,000 food shop.
A long-running art circle is preparing to host its 210th exhibition.
One hundred members of the Girlguiding community gathered to celebrate a century-old tradition.
A community clean-up has helped spruce up the River Wensum.
A humble garden shed played a surprising role at this year’s Norwich Science Festival.
Young people in Norfolk are being trained to save lives through emergency first aid education.
A night of music is set to make a difference in the fight against cancer this summer.
A garden nurtured for more than 50 years is one of two in Norfolk opening its gates to visitors this spring.
An event aimed at supporting families impacted by childhood cancer has been organised.
Volunteers are preparing for a litter pick event across Norfolk's waterways using boats.