Make your own DIY wax seals

Whether you’re writing out the invitations, decorating your guests’ place-holders or sending thank you cards — this idea is super-versatile and can be adapted to create the look you’re after.

Sugru is easy to mould with … Read More

Research Reveals the Top 50 Secrets to Staying Young at Heart

Being spontaneous, laughing a lot and flirting with strangers are the secrets to staying young at heart, it was revealed yesterday (03.04.2016).

Always looking on the bright side of life, getting lots of … Read More

There’s Something About Europe

I’m sitting writing this in the Legoland Hotel in Billund, Denmark after a full day in the Legoland park with my wife and all three of my boys (4, 5 & … Read More

The importance of Fire Warden Training

Nobody likes to think of potential disasters. It is easier on the mind to avoid such thinking. However, the fact of the matter is accidents do happen, fires do start and natural disasters do occur. … Read More

Iceni talks social media to… Jill Watkinson

Business Development Manager at The Space (Norwich).

What does your role within The Space as a Business Development Manager involve? My role within The Space involves telling people about our facilities and services for room/conference space hire – … Read More

Making Connections: Epos Now & Kevlin Henney

Norfolk is very lucky to have a thriving tech scene, one which supports growth and encourages its members to help each other where they can. Adrian Pickering from Epos Now experienced this firsthand when he was after an experienced educator … Read More

Death Drive: There are no Accidents – reviewed

Reviewed by Tim Barnes-Clay, Motoring Journalist. Twitter @carwriteups

Death Drive is an extraordinary book and one I highly recommend reading. Why? Because it’s morbid – but fascinatingly so.

Mortality

The volume is a stark reminder of our own mortality and shows … Read More

Norwich City Council Leader’s Reception

When you think about networking and presentation venues in Norwich the castle doesn’t immediately spring to mind, but it should. Think about it. The castle has a prominent position within the city, offers fantastic views of … Read More

The software developer who didn’t like typing

It’s Easter so time for something different.

We spend as much time as we can reading to our kids. When they were younger they enjoyed books such as The Crocodile Who Didn’t Like Water: “Everybody … Read More

JavaScripting across the universe

I’ve been using JavaScript reluctantly on and off for years. I’m currently working on a project that is highly dependant on JQuery based, handwritten JavaScript. Just as Rupert described in this workshop, … Read More