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Labour pick candidate for Norwich South
Clive Lewis has been chosen as the next parliamentary candidate for Norwich South, following a hustings held at City of Norwich School.
The BBC politics reporter beat off competition from a local councillor and the former drummer from Blur.
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Home game clash with selection
Charles Clarke during 2010 election
The hustings to choose the next Labour candidate for Norwich South will clash with one of biggest home games of the season.
The vote to find Norwich’s next Charles Clarke is due to take place in just over 2 weeks, at the same time as Norwich City take on Arsenal. Read More…
Feature: Tom Moran… one to watch
A local comedian is appearing alongside household names Jason Manford and Milton Jones… and a crowd of 3000… at the Showground this Christmas.
Read more about the up-coming writer and comedian over in our Features section.
Tom Moran: one to watch
Things are starting to take off for up-and-coming local writer and comedian, Tom Moran.
His first full length play will be staged this week… and he’s got the biggest gig of his life this Christmas.
Rehearsal photos: Orestes Kouzof.
Should this land be built on?
Plans to build on a green open space off Bluebell Road have been submitted to the council.
With a month to go before the consultation closes, we ask: should this land be built on? Read More…
Changes to this year’s Wine Festival
A month-long celebration of wine comes to Norwich this September.
The aim: to get people to try something different. Read More…
This year’s comedy line-up
Now in its sixth year, one local pub is building on a successful formula which sees its comedy festival sell out. Read More…
Feature: Major investment in local pub
A south Norwich pub has spent over £50,000 transforming their outside area and refurbishing throughout.
It means parties can go ahead, whatever the weather.
Over in our Features section, read how The Unthank Arms is taking bold steps in a tough economic climate.
Major investment in local pub
When the credit crunch hit in 2008, many local pubs had to tighten their belts.
But at The Unthank Arms, they decided they had to invest in the business.
They’ve refurbished throughout and converted a redundant outside space, allowing them to cater for weddings and parties, whatever the weather. Their tactic is starting to pay off.
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