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Auditions open for Olympic show
Auditions will be held next month for a brand new outdoor stage show in Chapelfield Gardens.
July’s performance will co-incide with the arrival of the Olympic Torch Relay in Norwich. Read More…
Clinic raises money for NNUH
500 babies have been born at a new birthing unit at the N&N since it opened in August.
This weekend, a local clinic will be raising money for the unit, by offering cut-price therapy sessions at The Forum. Read More…
Summer on the big screen
With a summer of sporting events around the corner, details of which events will be screened at Chapelfield have been announced.
Take a seat for Wimbledon, the Olympics or the Queen’s Jubilee.
Feature: Unlocking pupils’ potential
A growing number of parents are opting for extra tuition for their children in English and Maths.
Next month there’s a chance to learn about after-school tuition at an Open Day at The Forum.
With over 200 children (many doing both subjects) already on their books, the director of First Class Learning talks about what they offer in our Features section: “Every child can do better given more practice and support.”
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.
Children’s minister to visit Norwich
Liberal Democrat minister, Sarah Teather, will be address local party activists at an event tonight. Read More…
Traffic tailbacks due on Dereham Road
Drivers are being warned to expect rush hour delays at the bottom of Grapes Hill in early January.
Traffic lights at that junction are being upgraded as part of a wider scheme to improve bus journey times along Dereham Road. Read More…
Carols by candlelight
There’s a chance to catch a charity carol concert in the city centre this Saturday. Read More…
Farmers’ market turns festive
This Thursday will see the first festive farmers’ market outside The Forum. Read More…
