Shall we dance?
More than 40 people attended the first afternoon tea dance run by the Norfolk and Norwich Association for the Blind.
The day a film star popped into Bally
Do you have any memories of the movie or pop stars calling into the Norwich shoe factories? A pair of authors who love to hear from you.
Special showing of wartime drama filmed in Norfolk
The latest Sunday afternoon film show at Wymondham features hundreds of Norfolk extras - paid £3 a day.
Family and friends gather to remember - the late, great Phil Johnson.
Make ‘em laugh - and that’s just what he did. We will never forget Phil Johnson, the laughing landlord.
Wartime memories of the girls in khaki
Time to remember the women who helped to win the war. Members of the ATS
The Nickersons are coming home
Is your name Nickerson? The clan are gathering in Norwich and would love you to join them.
So long Larry - a Norwich legend.
He entertained the people of Norwich and Norfolk for decades and he inspired a generation of skiffle kids. We will never forget Larry Pye.
A statue for a Norwich idol
The Swedish are honouring The Flying Fox - the greatest Norwich Star of all time. Ove Fundin.
Mabel’s wartime words reveal Norwich Blitz terror
A letter written by a Norwich woman to her sister following the first Blitz raid in April 1942 is published for the first time.
Farewell to “Team Aplin”
It promises to be a memorable night at St Andrew’s Hall, Norwich, when John Aplin steps down as the conductor of the much-loved Keswick Hall Choir
Golden memories of the master of twang
Decades after appearing at West Runton Pavilion living legend Duane Eddy is returning to Norfolk - to play the Hippodrome along the coast at Great Yarmouth.
Norwich Jazz Party all set for brilliant Bank Holiday shows
This year’s event gets under way runs for three days over the May bank holiday weekend, giving more than 26 hours of jazz which can broadly be described as mainstream.
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