Something for the Weekend 07.02.2020

Wondering what is happening in Norfolk this weekend? Check out our top picks of things to do. Digifest 2020, Thetford Library – Saturday 8th February – 10.30 – 11.45am

Recommended for children aged 8+, this interactive session will … Read More

Local Author Releases Hit Children’s Book

Author and Attleborough resident Sam Bartram has released his debut novel Finny’s Star. 

Finny’s Star is a mystery and adventure novel for children and is targeted at the 9 to 13 year age range. Finny’s Star has already featured in Amazon’s top … Read More

Big C Launches New Online Support Centre

Norfolk and Waveney cancer charity, Big C, has launched a new online ‘virtual’ support centre to provide information, help and news about Big C services and related care.

Big C Brand and Communications Manager, Greg Pye, said, “We … Read More

Beat The Blues With Yellow, Green… And Blue

– Research reveals blue and green can help ease anxiety and yellow makes us happier –

– intu Chapelfield brings together artists, psychologists and designers to create ‘light houses’ to boost the moods of its shoppers … Read More

intu Chapelfield to get visitors chatting about mental health on Time to Talk Day

intu Chapelfield will be encouraging its visitors to stop and chat for Time to Talk Day (Thursday 6 February) as part of the national campaign to start conversations around mental health. 

A new seating area outside Boots on … Read More

GoGoDiscover T-Rex Sculpture Revealed

After an exciting build up over the past few days, Break have finally unveiled their latest sculpture, the T-Rex. 

Break’s GoGoDiscover trail will see twenty dinosaur sculptures grace the streets of Norwich this summer. In 2021, they will … Read More

Six automated investments that are perfect for retirees

Managing a complex chain of investments and funds on a daily basis is not a task many people want to undertake during retirement.

This is why automated investments overseen by “robo advisors” on digital platforms are a great … Read More

The Death of the Letter

Handwritten notes and letters are in serious decline.

Email, text messages and other forms of instantaneous communication have gained in popularity over the past few decades, leaving the simple pen and paper approach almost defunct.

Rewind … Read More

Brits are more likely to stick to a healthy lifestyle change if they’re doing it with someone else

Brits are more likely to stick to a healthy lifestyle change if they’re doing it with someone else.

A study of 2,000 adults found two in five plan to try a different diet or fitness routine in 2020, … Read More

2019 Tory Voters Hate Meghan the Most

A January 2020 YouGov poll has revealed that people who voted for the Conservative Party in the 2019 General Election are more likely to think negatively about the Duchess of Sussex than those who put their faith in Labour or … Read More