New research maps the average millennial’s ‘toy story’

The average millennial’s ‘toy story’ began with Play-Doh at the age of two, followed by Hungry Hippos at six and Lego when they were nine, according to research.

A study of adults aged 22 to 37 explores their … Read More

These are the top 50 most iconic t-shirt designs of all time

The Rolling Stones ‘tongue and lip’ logo is the most iconic t-shirt design of all time, according to a poll.

The famous motif was created in the 1970s and was said by designer John Pasche to resemble Mick … Read More

Ho ho ho! Santa fun runs returning to Norfolk

Norwich and Poringland are to be transformed into a sea of red jackets and white beards once again when East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH) hosts its popular Santa runs.

The Norwich run will be over two kilometres … Read More

Christmas Parade at Castle Mall

Castle Mall shopping centre is getting in full festive mode on Sunday 18th November when the centre will be filled with a host of Christmas entertainment, including a visit from the big man himself.

Visitors to the centre … Read More

‘Norwich at Christmas’ launches with win your ‘festive face’ projected 70ft on Norwich Castle competition

Norwich Business Improvement District (BID) and VisitNorwich have launched their Norwich at Christmas campaign.

The campaign focuses on three elements: a new and dedicated micro-site: norwichatchristmas.co.uk; the use of #myfestivefavourites to encourage people to share what they love … Read More

100-year-old war veteran urges young people to keep the tradition of remembrance alive

100-year-old war veteran John Geddes has warned memories of war are “slipping from living history” and urged young people to keep the tradition of remembrance alive.

Decorated former RAF navigator John is among the last of a generation … Read More

Why PBSA is great for overseas investors

The purpose-built student accommodation market is one of the UK’s most lucrative investment opportunities.

Home to four of the most highly ranked universities in the world, it’s no wonder that the UK is attracting so much investment into its … Read More

The Rise in Older Renters

A growing number of people over the age of 65 are choosing to sell their homes and move into rented accommodation.

The number of retired renters soared by 200,000 between 2012 and 2016, and this trend looks set … Read More

How Will The UK Property Market Fare After Brexit

You may be forgiven for thinking that Brexit signifies doom and gloom for the UK.

It is the single biggest issue in the UK for decades, and the constant media reports and government in-fighting don’t make for happy … Read More

These are the savvy ways Brits are saving money ahead of Christmas

Cooking in bulk, going teetotal and sending e-cards instead of traditional ones are among the ways savvy Brits are saving money ahead of Christmas, it has emerged.

Researchers who polled 2,000 UK adults found 31 per cent are … Read More

Study into modern communicating reveals the way Brits are keeping in touch

Busy Brits ping millions of texts, WhatsApp and SnapChat messages every day – but save the old fashioned phone calls for mum.

A detailed study into modern ways of communicating revealed we are most likely to send texts … Read More

Emojis, texts and WhatsApp are among the most popular ways to say ‘I love you’

Emojis, texts and WhatsApp are among the most popular ways to say ‘I love you’, according to a study.

Researchers who polled 2,000 UK adults found millions are turning to their mobile phones to express these sentiments to … Read More

Infographic reveals the products British Expats are having imported across the globe

Baked beans, crumpets and Jaffa cakes are among the top items homesick expats are getting shipped across the globe.

New data has revealed Brits abroad are enjoying a taste of home by having a string of traditional foods … Read More

A Study Has Found Over Half Of Young Brits are Living ‘hand to mouth’

Over half of young Brits are living ‘hand to mouth’, according to a study.

Researchers who polled 2,000 adults aged 21-38 found many would struggle to get by if they were to find themselves out of work suddenly.

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Author pens the first ever ‘edutainment’ crime fiction novella – to help Brits keep their homes secure

An author has penned the first ever ‘edutainment’ crime fiction novella – to help Brits keep their homes secure.

Sophie Hannah wrote A Dark Time to pass on security hints and tips to homeowners who find themselves at … Read More

These are the ten most popular coffee types in the UK

A milky latte has been named the nation’s most popular type of coffee.

A poll of 2,000 adults to uncover the UK’s coffee tastes found one in four would opt for a latte – made with espresso and … Read More

74 per cent admit they could do more to lead an environmentally-friendly lifestyle

Millions of Brits worry about air pollution daily thanks to concerns about the damage it is doing to their health and the environment, it has been revealed.

Air pollution causes more than 500,000 premature deaths in Europe every … Read More

Researchers find four in 10 Brits over 50 have experienced age discrimination

Four in 10 over 50s have experienced age discrimination, according to a survey.

A study of 50,000 Brits aged over 50 found one in 10 have felt ‘isolated’ and left out of team bonding exercises, social events and … Read More

Motorcycle with Iron Man-like helmet and jacket tipped as one of the most advanced bikes ever made

An electric motorcycle that comes with an Iron Man-like helmet and biker jacket that digitally connects the rider with the road has been tipped as one of the most advanced bikes ever made.

Built by a team of … Read More

The average car owner manages to enjoy just nine hours a week behind the wheel

The average car owner manages to enjoy just nine hours a week behind the wheel of their motor, a study has found.

Research revealed while many are proud of the vehicle they own, the amount of time they … Read More

NNUH launches £800,000 Boudicca appeal for breast cancer unit

An £800,000 appeal to provide a new dedicated breast cancer unit at the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital has been launched by the hospital’s charity.

The Boudicca Breast Cancer Appeal was officially launched at The Forum, in Norwich, … Read More

British workers admit to spinning stories about their weekends

Millions of workers admit to spinning stories about their weekends – to make their lives sound more exciting to their colleagues, a study has found.

When asked about their weekends on a Monday morning, a poll of 2,000 … Read More

Deepdale Christmas Market – 10th Annual Market

Friday 30th November to Sunday 2nd December

The 10th annual Deepdale Christmas Market takes place on Friday 30th November, Saturday 1st and Sunday 2nd December at Dalegate Market, Burnham Deepdale on the beautiful North Norfolk Coast.  More than … Read More

Community creates at giant bird cage at Castle Mall

The team at Castle Mall have been busy giving the rotunda a makeover and converting it into a giant bird cage.    

The rotunda, which is the dome-shaped conservatory beside the food court, was previously unused but … Read More

The average Brit will guzzle down 676 cups of coffee a year

The average Brit will guzzle down 676 cups of coffee a year, a study has found.

Research into the nation’s coffee-drinking habits has revealed the extent of the nation’s caffeine craving with the average adult sipping from 10 … Read More

Friends smash ‘six peaks challenge’ to raise over £3,000 for the nook appeal

A group of seven Norfolk friends have completed both the National Three Peaks Challenge and the Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge in an incredible time of just 20 hours and 23 minutes.

Andrew Sabberton, Chris Yates, Steve Reed, Tom … Read More

The Exorcist named as the most terrifying film of all time by Brits

The Exorcist has been named the most terrifying film of all time by Brits.

The hair-raising classic, which caused controversy when it was released in 1973, took the top spot in a poll of 2,000 adults, followed by … Read More

How Do Bitcoin Price Fluctuations Affect Local Businesses?

You don’t need to be a cryptocurrency expert to understand that the price of Bitcoin is highly volatile.

From being worth virtually nothing when launched, each coin reached a record high of almost $20,000 in December of 2017 … Read More

Iceni Magazine Interviews G4 – Ahead Of Their 2018 Norwich Christmas Concert

Come on boys, it’s our 4th interview, surely that makes me a friend of the band now?

Nick: It sure does! We meet so many great people doing what we do! You’re definitely in the club!

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Get ahead of the class with a fun, educational, and accessible day out

Brush-up on what you’re learning at school over October half–term with The Rough Guide to Accessible Britain.

A wide selection of top accessible UK attractions feature in the inspiring guide, which encourages people with diverse needs to … Read More

Millions of Brits want self-service checkouts removed from stores

Millions of Brits want self-service checkouts removed from stores – because they feel ’embarrassed’ while using them, a study has found.

Half of red-faced shoppers confessed to feeling ‘confused’ by automated services.

And despite the state-of-the-art … Read More

Smile With Playbrush

Playbrush is an interactive electric toothbrush that connects via Bluetooth to game apps, so children can play fun games with their toothbrush and learn the importance of dental hygiene.

Studies show children who use Playbrush brush their teeth … Read More

These are the top 20 most common causes of a broken phone screen

Almost half of all British adults have broken their mobile phone screen, a study has found.

The research, which polled 2,000 mobile phone users, also revealed one in five managed to damage their screen within the first MONTH … Read More

7 Reasons why you should consider buying an electric car

An electric car is a plug-in electric automobile that is run by an electric motor, employing energy stored in rechargeable batteries.

Electric cars are gradually becoming more mainstream. Before we buy cars, we consider the cost, quality, and … Read More

How using video wall as digital marketing can be beneficial to a business

The decision to use a video wall as digital marketing is a big decision for any businesses.

In today’s ever-changing environment, technology plays a crucial role, particularly for businesses and marketing. It may be a large mission but … Read More

How to Wear the Latest Jacket Trends

If you’re not quite ready to invest on a full-on winter coat, then making the most of jackets is the way forward.

The lighter options can work for most occasions, from office wear to winter walks and they … Read More

Norfolk turns into seventeenth century Netherlands in Tulip Fever

During last year, 2017, an excellent movie was released in theaters and we strongly recommend you to watch it if you have not done it yet: Tulip Fever.

Inspired by Deborah Moggach’s novel by the same name, the … Read More

A step-by-step guide in becoming successful with any telecom jobs

Once you land your dream telecom job, the next logical concern would be how to succeed in it.

With the ever-increasing competition, being successful at your workplace is essential as it ensures long-term career growth. The telecom industry … Read More

Brits are confused by high-tech automated services which are supposed to make lives EASIER

Millions of Brits are confused by high-tech automated services which are supposed to make our lives EASIER, it has emerged.

State-of-the-art technology such as automatic tills, self-scanning and unmanned service desks are becoming an increasingly common part of … Read More

Your Logo And Social Media

Your logo makes up just one part of your businesses brand but it’s importance should not be under-estimated as it’s likely to be the first interaction a user has with your brand on social media. 

It needs to … Read More