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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Latest publication
- Aug 8, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for East Anglian Daily Times
- Top 50K sites
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- Jul 4, 2026
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How a chance find in Blakeney turned into a coastal lifestyle brand (opens the original)
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Meet the couple who turned a chance find in Blakeney into a coastal lifestyle brand Creek Lifestyle didn’t start with a business plan; it started with two childhood sweethearts, a shared pull towards the sea and a chance encounter with a small wooden-fronted shop in Blakeney. Richard King and Sam Webb first met as teenagers in Upminster. Back then, much of their spare time was spent escaping the suburbs: driving to the coast, going sailing whenever they could and enjoying long days on the beach.
The drink that started with a hangover and a lightbulb moment (opens the original)
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It started with a hangover and a lightbulb moment. One May morning two years ago, Amy Bobbins and Kerri Worrall woke up feeling rough after a night out. But this particular hangover would spark an idea that, nearly two years later, has put their luxury non-alcoholic botanical drinks brand, the brilliantly named eufloria, on the shelves at Norfolk Food Hall. The two friends had known each other for around a decade, meeting when Kerri started attending Amy’s fitness classes in the community. Their
50 years of protecting Norfolk's living treasures (opens the original)
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Fifty years on from its foundation, Norfolk Churches Trust stands as one of the county’s most practical and passionate guardians of place, memory and community. What began with £300 borrowed from the Norfolk Society has grown into a charity that has awarded more than £7 million in grants helping to keep some of Norfolk’s most extraordinary buildings open. More than 650 Medieval churches still stand in Norfolk today - more per square mile than anywhere else on Earth. For chairman Rosabelle Batt,
Entries open for prestigious award celebrating books from east of England (opens the original)
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Submissions are now open for the 19th annual East Anglian Book Awards, the region’s prestigious annual celebration of creative writing and publishing. Organised by the National Centre for Writing (NCW) in partnership with the Eastern Daily Press and Norwich UNESCO City of Literature, with support by UEA’s faculty of arts and humanities, the awards celebrate the rich storytelling heritage of the east of England. Authors and publishers from across Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, Cambridgeshire, Bedfordsh
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