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‘It’s like a bereavement’: Bertram founder on business’ collapse

Kip Bertrum who founded Bertrum Books alongside his mother Elsie with daughter Fliss Bertrum who is now asset manager for Bertram Property Management. Picture: Fliss Bertram

Vegan café finally opens in new home after lockdown delays move

Tofurei have finally been able to reopen in their new home after moving from Pottergate and it all being delayed because of the pandemic.They are now at 10 St Gregorys Alley, Pictures: BRITTANY WOODMAN

All-you-can-eat Chinese buffet to reopen - and give customers gloves to serve themselves

Riverbank Chinese Buffet in Norwich. Photo: Riverbank

First look inside designer apartments for sale in ‘the best street in Norfolk’

The transformation of Oddfellows Hall. Pic: Frances Ambler

Five acre insect zoo to open in Norfolk countryside

BugzUK is hoping to launch a zoo which will allow visitors to handle insects. PHOTO: Nick Butcher

Staff redundancies confirmed at Angling Direct

Angling Direct is making 'a small number' of staff redundant. Pic: Archant

Country pub named in Tripadvisor top ten fine dining list

The Wildebeest, Stoke Holy Cross near Norwich has been named in a Tripadvisor top ten fine dining list. Photo : Steve Adams

Costa Coffee to open new branch in train station

Norwich City Centre, Norwich train station exterior Pictures: BRITTANY WOODMAN

Aviva sets aside £165m war chest for coronavirus claims

Aviva in Norwich has said the virus will cost it an expected £165m. Pic: Archant

Norwich one of two UK cities pioneering upcycling trial

Stefan Gurney and the team at the Norwich BID (inset) will be working with city businesses to upcycle more of their waste. Picture: Archant

Wetherspoon makes job cuts – including regionally – as effect of coronavirus hits

Wetherspoon, which runs venues in Norfolk like the Bell, has announced job cuts but not people working in its pubs. PicL Archant

Art Deco rectory in two acres for sale for £875,000

The Old Rectory, Burston Road, Dickleburgh, is for sale with Humberts. Pic: Humberts

Pottery studio and children’s play therapy centre lodge bid to open at farm

White House Farm owners, Charlotte and Oliver Gurney. Picture : ANTONY KELLY

Computer and board game company recruiting more than 20 jobs

The team at Zatu Games are recruiting for warehouse staff and apprentices. Picture: Zatu Games

1,500 jobs to go at WH Smith in ‘significant’ staff cuts

WH Smith has announced 'significant' job cuts. (Pictured) The St Stephen's Street, Norwich store. Picture: ANTONY KELLY

Company looking for site to build £5m retirement homes complex

More than 40 staff redundancies at company making NHS workwear

The Meltemi operation in Bowthorpe. Pic: Meltemi

Half price breakfast, lunch and dinner - Eat Out to Help Out bargains you can enjoy

Our reporters sampled some of the Eat Out to Help Out deals in Norfolk. Photos: Fry Up Inspector, Brittany Woodman, Lauren Cope, Ian Burt and PA Wire/PA Images

Dixons Carphone to axe 800 jobs

Dixons Carphone is making job cuts. Pic: Archant

Norfolk Pizza Express sites in firing line as chain announces closures

Pizza Express in St Benedicts Street. Pic: Archant

Couple list cattery with space for 95 pets and home for sale for £850,000

Owners of Timbers cattery, Wendy and Graham Jones. Pic: Timbers

Seafront revamp to town centre changes - £32m to be invested in local projects

The new leisure centre as seen from the beach. Picture: GYBC

Map shows all the restaurants taking part in money off Eat Out to Help Out scheme

The Eat Out to Help Out scheme will make family meals out cheaper over the summer holidays

From crabs to oysters: Five places to find Norfolk delicacies half price

Mussels at the Belgian Monk in Norwich Photo:Sonya Duncan

Huge queues at Norwich restaurants as half-price scheme launches

Diners queuing at Wagamama in Norwich on the first day of the Eat Out to Help Out scheme. Picture: James Randle

‘Time is running out to save the future of our theatres’: Call on Boris to pay up grant aid

Norwich Theatre chief executive Stephen Crocker outside the Norwich Playhouse. Picture: Norwich Theatre

Market stall greengrocer launches online fruit and veg hampers

The deluxe family fruit and veg box by Mike, Debs & Sons greengrocer on the Norwich market. Inset: Brendan, Debs, Mike and James Read. Picture: Mike, Debs & Sons

Brick Pizza names new calzone after Norwich family business

Co-owner of Brick Pizza, George Colley. Pic: Archant

Norwich Airport boss calls for quarantine to be scrapped as first KLM flight takes off

From left, Norwich Airport managing director, Richard Pace; first officer, Stephan Mulder; cabin attendant, Hilde Spreeuwenberg; captain Tjeerd-Jan Links; and cabin attendant, Annelies Vos. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY

Norfolk chef reaches semi-finals of Chef of the Year awards

Marcin Pomierny, the. Polish head chef at the Maid's Head Hotel. Picture: Denise Bradley

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‘It’s like a bereavement’: Bertram founder on business’ collapse

Kip Bertrum who founded Bertrum Books alongside his mother Elsie with daughter Fliss Bertrum who is now asset manager for Bertram Property Management. Picture: Fliss Bertram

Man who died after falling from city car park is named

A man died after falling from St Andrew's car park in Norwich. Picture: Archant

All-you-can-eat Chinese buffet to reopen - and give customers gloves to serve themselves

Riverbank Chinese Buffet in Norwich. Photo: Riverbank

See inside this penthouse apartment with panoramic views of Norwich city centre for sale for £675,000

This four-bedroom apartment at Leicester House in Norwich is on the market at a guide price of £675,000. Picture: Savills

Video Norfolk’s latest coronavirus cases have ‘clear connections’ says public health chief

The drive-through coronavirus testing facility at the Norwich Research Park. Picture: Denise Bradley

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