unthank-road
Investment in Jessopp Road ‘oasis’
A year after a plot of land just off Unthank Road was sold, we look at how the proceeds are set to be ploughed back into the local community.
Unthank Road: new agents with a twist
A new venture will open on Unthank Road early next year, providing a one-stop shop for property services.
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Unthank deli closes
A popular cafe/deli/ restaurant on Unthank Road has closed. But other parties have already expressed an interest in taking over 103.
Human-trafficking trial date set
Seven people are to stand trial charged with conspiracy to manage brothels.
The arrests followed an operation targeting people-trafficking and prostitution, including a raid on a Golden Triangle brothel.
Schools go solar
Two local schools are part of a solar panel pilot project.
The panels were installed at Avenue Junior and Bignold Primary schools last weekend.
But as the government looks to cut feed-in tariffs next month, one nearby renewable firm says they’ll be hit hard.
Eaton brothel shut down
An illegal brothel has been closed down at an address in Eaton. Read More…
New primary school for south Norwich
Governors from two Norwich faith schools have voted to amalgamate them – but not until September 2013. Read More…
5 things you didn’t know about…Websters
A brand new estate agents has opened up on Unthank Road.
Websters are the first in a new series on South Norwich News, giving a snapshot of local businesses. Read More…
Black pharaohs, forgeries and finds
In the early 1900s, Jeremiah Colman bought a 3,500 year old mummy shroud, along with over 200 other Egyptian artifacts. The shroud is now part of the Castle Museum collection, alongside a mummy gifted by George V.
The stories behind the collection will be explored in a series of talks at the RC cathedral throughout October.
Photo: (c) Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery
School merger talks underway
Dozens of people attended public meetings this week to discuss the impact of merging two of the city’s faith schools. Read More…
