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Three-year-old Kieran Short, who has recovered from a hole in the heart, and will be doing a sponsored walk to raise funds for the Great Ormond Street Hospital. Picture: Denise Bradley

It’s all smiles now for the boy born with a hole in his heart
Three-year-old Kieran Short has been in and out of hospital ever since he was born because of a hole in his heart.

Three-year-old Kieran Short, who has recovered from a hole in the heart, and will be doing a sponsored walk to raise funds for the Great Ormond Street Hospital. Picture: Denise Bradley

It’s all smiles now for the boy born with a hole in his heart
Three-year-old Kieran Short has been in and out of hospital ever since he was born because of a hole in his heart.

As part of their Inspiration Week, Brundall Primary pupils turned the school into a hotel for the afternoon where the pupils served food and cakes and provided beauty therapy in a spa. Photo by Simon Finlay.

Welcome to The Brundall Grand - Norfolk’s newest hotel - run by primary school children
Students at Brundall Primary school have culminated a week of career focused activities by opening their very own hotel. The Brundall Grand, 'a pop up boutique hotel and spa' opened its doors on Friday to around 120 parents from the local community.

As part of their Inspiration Week, Brundall Primary pupils turned the school into a hotel for the afternoon where the pupils served food and cakes and provided beauty therapy in a spa. Photo by Simon Finlay.

Welcome to The Brundall Grand - Norfolk’s newest hotel - run by primary school children
Students at Brundall Primary school have culminated a week of career focused activities by opening their very own hotel. The Brundall Grand, 'a pop up boutique hotel and spa' opened its doors on Friday to around 120 parents from the local community.

Beating the drum for Norwich Rising at the Forum. Photo: Bill Smith

Norwich rises up against domestic violence
The sound of beating drums rang out across Norwich City Centre, as Norwich Rising saw school children, fire fighters, belly dancers and actresses drum for justice.

Beating the drum for Norwich Rising at the Forum. Photo: Bill Smith

Norwich rises up against domestic violence
The sound of beating drums rang out across Norwich City Centre, as Norwich Rising saw school children, fire fighters, belly dancers and actresses drum for justice.