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Norwich man completes 70-mile walk for boy born without kidneys (opens the original)
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A Norwich man has completed a 70-mile walk to support a young boy's transplant journey. Guy Gillingham, 35, successfully finished the fundraiser from Norwich to Ipswich, raising money for Guy's Hospital and awareness for Reggie, a young boy born without kidneys. Guy met Reggie's dad, Conor Cross, through their businesses Surplush and Two Bean’s Down Coffee. After hearing about Reggie's story and Conor's plans to donate one of his kidneys to his son, Guy decided to help. Walking the 70 miles betw
Law firm named the East’s top fundraiser in charity will-writing campaign (opens the original)
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A King’s Lynn law firm has been named the East’s top fundraiser for Will Aid, after raising £5,475. Hawkins Ryan Solicitors has supported the charity will-writing campaign since 2012, raising a total of £34,537. Will Aid is a charity campaign where law firms invite clients to make a donation to the charity instead of charging their usual fees for wills. Andrew Stevenson with a representative from Shelter (Image: Supplied) Elaine Oliver, from Hawkins Ryan, said: "Will Aid is a fantastic initiativ
Norfolk school praised for 'strong culture of learning' after visit from inspectors (opens the original)
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A Norfolk school has been praised for its "strong culture of learning" after inspectors said it had successfully addressed previous areas for improvement. In its latest Ofsted report, Robert Kett Primary School in Wymondham was found to meet the expected standard, with inspectors highlighting a well-structured and ambitious curriculum following its move to Unity Schools Partnership. Staff were recognised for forging "positive relationships" with pupils and encouraging them to "think more deeply,
5 family activities bringing the classroom to life in Norwich this summer (opens the original)
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Families across the county looking to keep young minds engaged over the summer holidays have plenty of options to choose from if they head into the city. From interactive trails to live performances and hands-on history, these activities blend education with entertainment across Norwich. With a mix of free and ticketed events, there is something to suit every budget and interest. Here are five on offer. As a UNESCO City of Literature, Norwich is the perfect place for this summer’s City of Storie
9ft tiger set to be spotted across Norfolk's countryside this week (opens the original)
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It’s not every day a nine-foot tiger can be spotted walking across the Norfolk countryside - but this week, that is all about to change. Norfolk wildlife photographer and conservationist, Paul Goldstein, is taking on a 1,000-mile challenge to raise awareness of wild tigers by wearing a costume of one. He has pledged to raise £50,000 for tiger conservation - with a donor promising to match the first £10,000 - adding to his total of £500,000 so far. The money raised from this walk will be used to
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