
There’s a growing demand for extra support for children outside of school.
One local centre, which has over 200 pupils on its books, is holding an Open Day at The Forum next month for parents who want to find out more.

Running until the end of December, this video gives an insight into the thinking behind the theatre’s current production: Red Riding Hood.
A new production of a classic folk tale comes the Norwich Puppet Theatre next week.
Red Riding Hood is directed by a puppet-maker who started his career here before going on to work with companies such as Spitting Image. Read More…

An Eaton pub is attracting hundreds more football fans after a landmark case was won earlier this year.
A Portsmouth landlady won her legal battle to show live football using a foreign TV decoder in October.
The Cellar House is one of many taking advantage of the ruling, saving thousands in Sky subscriptions. Read More…

Things are starting to take off for up-and-coming local writer and comedian, Tom Moran.
His first full length play will be staged this week… and he’s got the biggest gig of his life this Christmas.
Rehearsal photos: Orestes Kouzof.

Behind the doors of this Edwardian terrace, the owner’s introduced a host of money-saving ideas.
His adapted rainwater butt has halved his water consumption but cost very little to install.

An independent store specialising in snow and water gear opens in the heart of Norwich this week.
Tribal Riders will cater for both winter and summer sports, spotting a gap in the market locally.
But you don’t have to be a snowboarder; they’re exclusive stockists of a range of brands which anyone can wear. Read More…

The Prime Minister delivered a key speech outlining education reform from south Norwich this morning.
In Simon Wright’s view, this was:” a clear signal that Norwich is doing something innovative and exciting – a model for other schools”
Here’s an edited version of his speech, picking out key themes to his reforms. Read More…
Writers and poets from across Norfolk are featuring in a literary festival later this month. Read More…

Local people turned out in force last night to hear about plans to develop Norwich’s former cricket ground.
The majority of residents feel there’s a “crying need” for the site to be retained as a green, open space for the community. Read More…
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