health
Fire station fails fire inspection
Bethel Street Fire Station, which closed last month after 80 years, has failed to pass fire safety regulations.
Tenants, who were due to move in last week, have been told they can’t move in until it’s safe.
Food for thought
Food labels come under the spotlight tomorrow, while the focus turns to the controversial issue of fortifying food next week. Read More…
Nurse rises through ranks
A nurse at the N&N has become the hospital’s first ‘nurse consultant’, responsible for clinical procedures that were previously only carried out by doctors. Read More…
Join the Great Norfolk Food Debate
A debate about the pros and cons of GM food is being staged in Norwich this month.
It’ll be a chance to hear both sides of the argument from Norwich scientists and campaigners against genetically-modified food. Read More…
Major recruitment drive to put Norwich on map
Norwich is on its way to becoming a major centre for research into diseases affecting the gut, bone and muscle. Read More…
School takes over canteen
A local primary has taken over running its own canteen and is serving up vegetables grown on site. Read More…
New birthing unit to open
Rising birth rates mean the Norfolk and Norwich University hospital will open a new birthing unit this month, to take the pressure off the hospital’s busy delivery suite.
Funding for families set to continue
A project which has helped pay for hundreds of local children to take part in activities is to be extended. Read More…
Work to crack E.coli bug
It’s emerged that scientists in Norwich have been helping to research the recent E.coli scare which saw 50 people die in Germany.
They describe it as one of the nastiest bugs they’ve come across. Read More…
