N&NFestival: who pays?
As the Norfolk and Norwich Festival gets into full swing, hundreds of tickets have been sold for performances over the extended fortnight.
Over in our Opinion section, read why we question the amount of public money that’s been promised to the N&N Festival.
Canaries’ victory parade
An open-topped bus will parade through the city next Thursday evening, to celebrate the Canaries becoming League One champions. The route is designed so as many fans as possible will be able to see the players and the trophy.
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Fireworks spark off festival fortnight
A shuttle bus will be laid to ferry passengers to this Saturday’s free firework display at Earlham Park. The huge display is just one of 350 events that make up this year’s Norfolk and Norwich Festival, which starts on Friday. Read More…
Cringleford coach heads for Wembley
One of Cringleford FC’s coaches will play at Wembley this weekend. Scott Howie’s team, Wroxham FC, have made history by getting through to the final of the FA Vase. Hundreds of supporters are expected to head for Wembley from Norfolk, including some of the young footballers he coaches. Read More…
Eaton park: 6am start
It’s the best time of the year to catch the dawn chorus. If you don’t mind the early start, a guided walk is on offer this Saturday, starting in Eaton Park. Read More…
Holy Trinity host hustings
With just over a week until May 6th, there’s a chance to question the Norwich South election candidates tomorrow night. The hustings will be at Holy Trinity Church on Trinity Street.
Parade halts traffic
Hundreds of cubs, scouts and beavers brought the city centre to a standstill this Sunday as they took part in their annual St George’s Day parade.
Cycling’s Tour of Britain comes to Norwich
Some of the world’s top cyclists will race through Norwich this September, as the Tour of Britain comes to Norfolk. It’ll be the biggest sporting event ever held in the county. Read More…
Sale to help paralysed man
You may have heard of a campaign to help Dan Eley. His family raised £100,000 to get him airlifted home from South America, after a swimming accident left him paralysed from the neck down. His Facebook group has nearly 9 thousand members from across the world, who donated money to get him home. Now, his cousin wants to add to the fundraising effort through a sale in south Norwich this weekend. Read More…
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