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Human nature is a constant, so patterns of behaviour can re-emerge; sometimes there are patterns that we need to be...
Sarah lives in Norwich, where she works as a freelance academic editor and translator. | She and her husband own and run a student hall of residence, Heathfield Student Community Home.
She has fallen seriously in love with her adopted city of Norwich and county of Norfolk. | She is a volunteer guide at Norwich Cathedral, and a member of the EAB editorial team.
Human nature is a constant, so patterns of behaviour can re-emerge; sometimes there are patterns that we need to be...
A dazzling face-lift means Norwich castle keep, one of the finest secular Norman buildings in England, is in line for...
Pelicans were once native to Norfolk, but humans pushed them out – will we now welcome them back?
It’s spring time, and peregrine falcon enthusiasts are watching the world’s fastest birds court, mate and raise a new generation...
It’s been 10 long years, but the signs are growing that you can’t keep a good idea down for ever
A remarkable hoard in West Norfolk is exciting archaelogists and scholars who study the lives and battles of Boudica and...
The maids a-milking at Old Hall Farm in Woodton, just north of Bungay, have four legs – except in the...
Riches buried for centuries in North-West Norfolk are currently on display in Norwich Castle. Our ancestors were highly skilled goldsmiths
The newly reopened Norwich castle is bringing William the Conqueror back into the public eye, just in time for the...
The joy of music can forge links and lasting friendships between enthusiastic and talented young orchestral players from across Europe
Art created in a quiet corner of Norwich will be available to public view next week. Festivals are in full...
A Norwich artist was among the group visiting Norwich's twin city Rouen in early May, and he clearly fell in...
Norwich and Rouen deepen ties of friendship during a vibrant 2025 exchange trip full of fun and culture
At Houghton Hall, sculptor Stephen Cox RA fuses ancient stone with spiritual myth in a monumental 40-year retrospective
On 6 January, Justin Welby stood down as Archbishop of Canterbury. Two potential successors to this hugely challenging job are...
Advent in Brussels: a vibrant blend of languages, cultures, and traditions, where global diversity meets for Christmas at the heart...
Houghton Hall in Norfolk is hosting Antony Gormley’s expansive ‘Time Horizon’, featuring male figures carefully sited across the park
A Tudor showpiece written 450 years ago is still gaining admirers despite its obscure origins and possibly even a treacherous...
A Norfolk resident rediscovers her childhood home, a handsome historic house neglected for decades, and now lovingly restored
What is a cathedral? Who built it, and what is it for? How does a visitor experience the building and...
Following the Reformation, a musician composing the music much in demand for the new English-language services had a life-saving skill
Cambridge organist Anna Lapwood lavishly shares her love for music, especially with women and girls, who she encourages to #PlayLikeAGirl
There were as many reasons for marching as there were marchers in the coach from Norfolk to London for the...
Norwich Cathedral, still-yet-not-so-still centre in the history of Norwich. This new guide is learning about it and loving the challenge
Old recycled glass ramekin pots are an invaluable resource for cooks: use them for sweets or savouries, the list is...
Twin cities Rouen and Norwich look forward to 2028. Residents of the two cities are keen to maintain close links...
A group of Norwich Europhiles are looking forward to visiting the Normandy hometown of a monk who turned Norwich into...
Norfolk supporters joined with Ukrainians of all ages who gathered in the rain on Sunday in solidarity with their suffering...
UK homes leak heat at an alarming rate. This costs money that many can’t afford. Insulate Britain have decided to...
On Sunday, over fifty people gathered to celebrate the friendship between Norwich and its German twin city, Koblenz.
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