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Opinion: Battle of the 4×4s
In one corner of south Norwich, the start of the new schools term signals “mayhem” for the people living there.
Over in our Opinion section read how parents’ school run habits may be forced to change. As it stands, the future of a local school is uncertain.
Battle of the 4×4s
A long-running dispute in south Norwich has taken an interesting twist, which puts the future of a local school in jeopardy. Read More…
Musician joins Labour campaign trail
One of the contenders to become Labour’s next leader will be speaking in Norwich tomorrow night. He’ll be joined by one of his supporters - the drummer from Blur. Read More…
Flash flooding hits pre-school
Yesterday’s heavy downpours have left a local pre-school mopping up for a second time. Read More…
New Features section goes live
As South Norwich News starts to grow, we’ve added a new Features section. It gives us a chance to promote local businesses, and bring you a wider range of stories.
Over in our Features section, read about life for Simon Wright, as Norwich’s newest MP, after his narrow win on election night. He spent years campaigning to win a place in Parliament, and surprised many by achieving his ambition on May 6th.
Farm, Park and Wild are a fledgling company who make hand-made pies, who regularly deliver in south Norwich. And if you’re starting to look ahead to the new term, there’s a clever little idea for kid’s lunchboxes.
If you’d like an article written about your business or have an idea you’d like to share, drop us an email editor@southnorwichnews.co.uk.
Boost for city’s football
A legal agreement has been drawn up to allow a sports pavillion with 10 football pitches to be built. Work should start early next month on the development on playing fields at The Hewett School. Read More…
Opinion: how to cut crime
A recent interview with a local police sergant revealed how dependant officers are on the community. In our Opinion section, read how even the smallest piece of information can make a vital difference.
MPs face questions from older generation
Older people and their carers have a chance to question their MP, at a meeting next week. Read More…
Lollypop lady “already missed”
After 30 years, Marilyn Winsdale is leaving her job as lollypop lady at Avenue Junior School.
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