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Francis RedwoodNorwich Evening News |
Fears have been raised that the development of more than 400 homes on the city outskirts will cause gridlock and impact the city's emergency services.
The owner of a popular family-run restaurant outside the city says he can't sustain the losses he's taking after roadworks suddenly popped up nearby.
Fed-up city folk in NR3 are calling for the council to clear up rubbish that has been left in their street for more than a month.
Fears have been raised that the development of more than 400 homes on the city outskirts will cause gridlock and impact the city's emergency services.
The owner of a popular family-run restaurant outside the city says he can't sustain the losses he's taking after roadworks suddenly popped up nearby.
Fed-up city folk in NR3 are calling for the council to clear up rubbish that has been left in their street for more than a month.
Revised plans to install a massive "dystopian" billboard in the city centre have been refused again.
A new challenger will soon be entering the battle to become the city's dominant spud-seller.
New outdoor offices have been approved for a Grade I listed building close to the city centre.
Revised plans to install a massive "dystopian" billboard in the city centre have been refused again.
A new challenger will soon be entering the battle to become the city's dominant spud-seller.
New outdoor offices have been approved for a Grade I listed building close to the city centre.
A pub is celebrating being back on top after a major improvement from its previous poor hygiene rating.
A pub is celebrating being back on top after a major improvement from its previous poor hygiene rating.
The development of new flats has been approved for a town just outside the city.
A celebration of all things gaming-related is coming back for another year to the city centre.
The development of new flats has been approved for a town just outside the city.
A celebration of all things gaming-related is coming back for another year to the city centre.
Six months on from a dramatic raid at an animal sanctuary, which saw multiple animals put down, the site remains under investigation by the police.
City players who helped lead the club to a famous cup win are having a reunion to celebrate a milestone anniversary of the achievement.
Plans have been approved to adorn the roof of a posh department store in the city centre.
Six months on from a dramatic raid at an animal sanctuary, which saw multiple animals put down, the site remains under investigation by the police.
City players who helped lead the club to a famous cup win are having a reunion to celebrate a milestone anniversary of the achievement.
Plans have been approved to adorn the roof of a posh department store in the city centre.
It's a clash of culinary delights with two of the city’s top spud sellers pitted against each other.
Fears have been raised that the approval of a new McDonald’s in a busy city retail park will cause traffic chaos.
Roswell. Area 51. Norwich?
It's a clash of culinary delights with two of the city’s top spud sellers pitted against each other.
Fears have been raised that the approval of a new McDonald’s in a busy city retail park will cause traffic chaos.
Roswell. Area 51. Norwich?
The last of the rubble from the recently demolished former home of Marsh has been cleared.
Long-running Norwich business, SIG, has moved into its new site on the city outskirts.
Black cab drivers around the city say their pay still lags behind private taxis despite proposals put forward by Norwich City Council for a raise.
Staff at a city college have had to be told basic practices such as turning off lights and computers to cut costs.
The last of the rubble from the recently demolished former home of Marsh has been cleared.
Long-running Norwich business, SIG, has moved into its new site on the city outskirts.
Black cab drivers around the city say their pay still lags behind private taxis despite proposals put forward by Norwich City Council for a raise.
Staff at a city college have had to be told basic practices such as turning off lights and computers to cut costs.
Plans have been revealed for a large unused space on the city centre outskirts next to a popular supermarket.
The CEO of a leading disability charity says a man was "failed repeatedly" prior to his death last year at the N&N.
Motor vehicles are - generally - built to have all four wheels touching the tarmac allowing them to safely get people to their destination.
Plans have been revealed for a large unused space on the city centre outskirts next to a popular supermarket.
The CEO of a leading disability charity says a man was "failed repeatedly" prior to his death last year at the N&N.
Motor vehicles are - generally - built to have all four wheels touching the tarmac allowing them to safely get people to their destination.
A former medical student has found success selling spuds to hungry customers on the outskirts of the city.
Outline planning permission has been granted for a new garage to be erected on the city outskirts.
A former medical student has found success selling spuds to hungry customers on the outskirts of the city.
Outline planning permission has been granted for a new garage to be erected on the city outskirts.
A new 44ft radio mast has been approved to help the UK's largest water company improve its service.
Plans to convert an "under utilised" site above a newsagents near the city centre into flats have been revealed.
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