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Picture Purrrr-Feet

He only recently discovered photography, but Martin Tosh’s ability to capture the character of people’s beloved pets has earned him a major internationally acclaimed accolade

I Love School

Pupils, parents, teachers, caretakers, governors, prefects, nurses... our school communities involve so many different roles and people passionate about the part they play. Jo Malone spoke to some of them

All The Right Moves

Never one to miss the chance to challenge the Strictly Come Dancing judges, Brendan Cole is just as tough on himself, as Georgina Blaskey finds out ahead of his visit to Norwich

Sparkle Over The Sea

It has quickly become a Norfolk New Year institution – what better way to embrace 2018 than lining the sand to watch Cromer’s spectacular seaside firework display

Transported From Norwich To Oz The Musical

The astonishing story of criminals sentenced to hang, a baby torn from his mother’s arms, a burglar turned chief constable and Australia’s first settler, all began in Norfolk. This month the tale returns full circle with the revival of a folk opera written by a renowned Norfolk musician. ROWAN MANTELL reports.

'Our' Norfolk Seals

BEN GARROD, ambassador for Norfolk Wildlife Trust, on the sense of ownership we have of the animals which visit our beaches

Breeding Issues

Pugs, French and English bulldogs are in demand – but their popularity is causing major issues, writes MARK KEBBLE

Cockles And Crabpots

Tony Hall takes us around a cottage in one of his favourite Norfolk places

Inspired by cathedral

JAMES MATTHEWS makes time for the gem in Norwich city centre

What Love Means To Me

A personal take from Susie on the reality of romance

Norfolk's Dancing Queen

As she prepares for another performance of hit show Mamma Mia! in London’s West End, former Norfolk schoolgirl Harriet Bunton tells RACHEL BULLER how it all began in her mum’s front room

Scoundrels!

The scandalous adventures of two elderly upper-crust soldiers began as a joke email to a Norfolk film-maker and ex marine, writes ROWAN MANTELL

God's Own County

A tube station, a safari park and a shanty town appear alongside Norfolk landmarks in a new book by the Bishop of Norwich, writes ROWAN MANTELL

What's In A Name?

We know we live in a county rich in history, but says James, how many of us really understand the true meaning of the names given to the places we know and love?

Unaffordable Madness

Norfolk will have 140,000 new homes by 2036, built mostly on greenfield sites. Only a fraction will be affordable - and that indicates a broken planning system says CPRE Norfolk’s DAVID HOOK

Fabulous Florals

When it comes to choosing your wedding flowers, this season it is all about big, bold, rich colours adding a fresh dimension to your big day

A Day For Thanks

Wildlife still sparkles through February’s gloom, says NICK ACHESON of Norfolk Wildlife Trust.

Life, Death, And Cardboard Mummy

Scriptwriter Carl Gorham talked to RACHEL BULLER about his heartrending, heartwarming book – and how his daughter’s ‘cardboard mummy’ helped them learn to grieve.

Carnival Carpers

If you can see soapbox cars careering along the seafront or men dancing down the street in crazy fancy dress, it can mean only one thing – carnival season!  

Voyage Of Discovery

We are surrounded and shaped by the sea and now a new Norfolk book celebrates this sea-faring, sea-facing, sea-hugging county,  writes ROWAN MANTELL

A Wherry Good Day

James and family enjoy a day of unfiltered Norfolk-ness

Shooting Star

Andy Gotts has photographed hundreds of famous faces, and it all began in King’s Lynn, the Sheringham photographer tells EMMA-LILY PENDLETON.

My Mid-Life Manifesto

Susie is having some issues with her inner ‘Roy’ 

Let There Be Light

From city to coast, the county is set to shimmer this Christmas. REBECCA MACNAUGHTON rounds up the best places to see the festive switch-ons 

Voyages Of Discovery

Once he was alert for ambushes as he searched out routes to take food to the starving and bring peace to war-zones. Today he finds  channels through tidal bays and saltmarshes.

Styling For Life

For the past 25 years Chris Chapman, who has been one of the world’s best hairdressers, has devoted himself to helping people battling hair-loss. 

Sign Of The Old Times

Artist Fiona Davies has long been fascinated by Norfolk folklore and heritage – and now her work is ensuring a community’s history can live on for another generation 

Cherishing Children

Running a holiday business near Winterton keeps Diane Le Grice busy, but home is just a few steps away.

Fit For Learning

England coaches teaching cricket, ex-Norwich City football players leading football and a team to compete with, whatever your level - sport is taken pretty seriously at independent schools in the area.

Finding Her Own Fairytale Ending

A scattering of silver coins lost for centuries, a grinning stone lion, and a doorknocker to the dreaded workhouse have unleashed crowds of characters from history, writes ROWAN MANTELL