Our favourite stories: The cathedral walls have stories to tell
Each member of our small editorial team has a favourite story from the last two years. To illustrate the range...
Essex hideaway for recusant musician William Byrd
Following the Reformation, a musician composing the music much in demand for the new English-language services had a life-saving skill
Anna Lapwood: a new star has risen in Cambridge
Cambridge organist Anna Lapwood lavishly shares her love for music, especially with women and girls, who she encourages to #PlayLikeAGirl
Putting a marker down – why we marched to rejoin the EU
There were as many reasons for marching as there were marchers in the coach from Norfolk to London for the...
The cathedral walls have stories to tell
The stones of Norwich cathedral are embellished with over 5,000 inscriptions telling a wealth of stories that go back to...
Which stories shall I tell today?
Norwich Cathedral, still-yet-not-so-still centre in the history of Norwich. This new guide is learning about it and loving the challenge
A tale of two mayors and some tall ships
Twin cities Rouen and Norwich look forward to 2028. Residents of the two cities are keen to maintain close links...
How Norwich fortunes began in a fishing village in Normandy
A group of Norwich Europhiles are looking forward to visiting the Normandy hometown of a monk who turned Norwich into...
‘Call a general election!’ East Anglia rages as UK becomes a laughing stock
With the country in crisis and alarm across the political spectrum, we gauge public opinion across the east of England
“Norwich stands with Ukraine” at the City Hall
Norfolk supporters joined with Ukrainians of all ages who gathered in the rain on Sunday in solidarity with their suffering...
COP 26: Can the Insulate Britain protesters make a difference?
UK homes leak heat at an alarming rate. This costs money that many can’t afford. Insulate Britain have decided to...
Forty(-one) years of European friendship
On Sunday, over fifty people gathered to celebrate the friendship between Norwich and its German twin city, Koblenz.
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