To celebrate the mysterious Black Shuck, local musician and designer, Chris Spalton, will release his new concept album in Bungay...

With the 7 May elections on the horizon, residents across the east can expect a knock on the door from...

A Norwich charity, that provides a specialist therapeutic service for rape and sexual violence survivors recently had its funds slashed

International Women’s Day is, in part, about recognising and empowering women. The corner shop seemed a good place to start

Diverse, quirky and creators of some extraordinary tunes, there’s still time to catch Bag of Cans on their national tour

Founded in 2016, the Norwich Science Fair runs 14 – 21 February and offers a week of talks, experiments and...

Norwich Theatre’s Cinderella offers joy for children in care, while raising awareness of Norfolk’s growing need for foster families

Promoting art is always an excellent thing, and if you’re looking for a diverse selection to buy, this is the...

Throughout the region amateur and professional gardeners are excitedly monitoring their home-grown tomato crops. This is harvest time

Liz Kendall’s PIP reforms would withdraw the cornerstone of the benefit – independence. This benefit has never been about work

Popstar, priest, broadcaster and now stage performer — Richard Coles brings his remarkable story to Norwich

A group of local musicians and drag acts has come together to create a fundraiser in aid of Norwich Samaritans...

The launch of the Norfolk Poverty Alliance on 26 February presents a realistic foundation on which to tackle poverty in...

With concerns about AI, the dominance of Silicon Valley and the increased need for cyber security, the tech world can...

Norwich’s Hot Source will be hosting a fascinating event this week that’s related to developments in space exploration

Lowestoft train station is the venue for a travelling exhibition – A Thousand Kisses – to commemorate the Kindertransport

For many countries Christmas Eve is the main day for Christmas festivities, think carp not turkey and you’ll be on...

For ten years Sync the City has attracted the brightest and best from across the region to create a start-up...

The budget was billed by Torsten Bell MP as “setting up the big picture.” We talked to Norfolk businesses to see...

For years there has been untapped potential in Norwich’s tech scene. Will the ‘digital powerhouse’ due in spring 2025 be...

The current work on display at the Fairhurst gallery by artists Freya Carlton and Maria Belderbos is intriguing and presents...

Why did a mild-mannered Psychology graduate end up voting for Reform? We interviewed Peter Farmer (pseudonym) to investigate

All elections throw up some curious candidates, and next month’s poll is no exception. Our region boasts a few extraordinary...

In the election period, Norfolk faith and charity leaders have written a letter to parliamentary candidates to make ending poverty...

Beginning with a giant puppet parading through the streets of Norwich, for the next 2 weeks the festival will excite,...

Each member of our small editorial team has a favourite story from the last two years. To illustrate the range...

This weekend marks the start of the annual Heritage Open Days. Uncover secrets, have adventures, enjoy your town’s hidden treasures

The stones of Norwich cathedral are embellished with over 5,000 inscriptions telling a wealth of stories that go back to...

The Black Shuck myth was born in England in 1127 in Peterborough. More recently the beast was seen in Bungay...

A summer salad doesn’t simply have to be about lettuce, cucumber and tomato, there is so much more you can...

Long connected with the Dickensian poverty narrative, pawnshops today are still lending money so their customers can eat

On the eve of his retirement, former leader of Norwich City Council, Alan Waters, spent some time talking to EABylines.

Forget quiche. It’s too expensive. You may have to work over the coronation weekend. The family can enjoy this treat...

European nations have long celebrated Easter with decorated eggs. These are fun to create – and will last longer than...

With the May 4th local elections fast approaching, it’s vital that you don’t lose your right to vote by not...

The Feed works to prevent poverty, hunger, and homelessness in Norwich. It has recently won a £1,500 award from the...

Black Anna (aka Anna Hannent) dominated the Norwich pub the Jolly Butchers and the souls of many Norwich music lovers.

The biggest tech conference in the east comes to Norwich, showcasing the latest developments in the world of software.

We aren’t workshy, we’re stuck in a never-ending carousel of low wages, ridiculous energy company profits, and a total lack...