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- 21st June 2011
Did you know that in the last four years, over £150,000 has been raised for local charities through the Larking Gowen City of Norwich Half Marathon? This year's charity is Macmillan Cancer Support. Here are the details about how you can help them.
- 13th June 2011
It was an unusual, challenging but exhilarating week last week. In a quest to find out more about my client businesses I found myself doing fitness in the park, board breaking and pole bending.
- 30th May 2011
A magical woodland setting with fun activities for all the kids - big ones and little ones! Den building, tree houses, gigantic slides....the perfect day out in Norfolk
The Larking Gowen City of Norwich Half Marathon will take place on 27th November at the Norfolk Showground. The race has raised more than £140,000 for local charities over the last four years, which is a great achievement.
- 14th April 2011
There a loads of things to do with the kids in Norwich and Norfolk this May. The first Broads Outdoor Festival is offering 60 different events for adults and children throughout the Broads, starting with Whitlingham Broad 7th May.
- 7th April 2011
The Rub has opened up in Jarrolds to offer Norwich shoppers the chance to have a fully clothed 10, 20 or 30 minute stress relieving back rub.
- 18th March 2011
The annual Norfolk and Norwich Festival is running from 6th - 21st May. With it's line up of nearly 100 shows, the festival has something for everyone, from children's shows and free entertainment, to classical concerts, contemporary music,circus and dance
- 17th March 2011
Stuck for ideas for things to do with the kids in the Easter Holidays? There are plenty of kids activities in Norwich and Norfolk this year. From the Easter Fun Fair in Norwich, indoor activities at Dragon Hall to outdoor fun in and around Norfolk.
- 18th February 2011
What is it that makes local people take a business to their hearts?
- 12th February 2011
Amazing - 12 Norwich businesses are vying to be voted "the most loved" in the UK. Even local author, Simon Scarrow has joined in to help highlight the importance of independent local businesses.