Rubbish collections: “absolute priority”
Reassurances have been given that city rubbish collections will go ahead this week.
Emergency arrangements were made late last night, after contractor The Fountains Group went into administration. Read More…
Norwich-grown charity album launched
Young people at Norwich’s YMCA have written, recorded and produced an album inside just 10 weeks.
Available to download from next week, all the proceeds will be ploughed back into the charity.
Last orders at Earlham Road pub
A Golden Triangle pub has closed, just months after it opened.
The Earlham Arms was refurbished throughout when it opened to customers in August. Read More…
Opinion: How to help south Norwich grow
Throughout 2012, help is on hand for new start-up companies, creating local jobs for the future. A series of events at the John Innes Centre and around Norwich aim to help innovation flourish in key sectors.
Over in our Opinion section, local solicitor Andrew Wood explains his involvement with Start-Up Masterclass.
Opinion: Comment round-up
Certain stories have been causing a stir in recent weeks.
Read what’s been getting you talking in our Comment round-up.
5 things you didn’t know about… Moorish
Unique to Norwich, Moorish is a falafel bar on Lower Goat Lane.
This month they’re featured in our series giving a snapshot of local businesses. Read More…
Norwich could get local TV in 2 years
Norwich has been chosen as one of 20 cities to possibly pioneer local tv. Read More…
Farmers’ market turns festive
This Thursday will see the first festive farmers’ market outside The Forum. Read More…
Major investment into south Norwich
A public exhibition opens tomorrow, detailing plans to redevelop the former Bally Shoe factory on Hall Road.
In an unusual step, the supermarket ASDA are looking to develop the whole site, including business start-up units, a pub and a public square. Read More…
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