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Author releases debut poetry collection named after pub and inspired by city memories (opens the original)
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An author inspired by memories of the city and the Norfolk coast has published his first poetry collection. Paul Martell’s The Bell Club takes its name from the Bell Hotel in Norwich city centre, a place which holds many memories for him. Although he has since moved away, Mr Martell said: "I still think of Norwich as my home." Poet Paul Martell has published his first poetry collection, The Bell Club (Image: Supplied) The collection draws on his experiences of growing up in the county, including
Opinion: 'A-Levels are stressful... and the system is not helping' (opens the original)
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Student Ruby Morgan, who recently completed her A-Level exams at Notre Dame Sixth Form in Norwich, has been eagerly awaiting results day. Here she describes the painstaking wait ahead of Thursday and offers a suggestion of what could be done to help ease the anxiety for thousands of students across the county. A-Levels are stressful, and the system is not helping. Thousands of students have spent their summer, like me, in this painstaking wait, feeling the need to make the most of what is suppos
Norfolk artist donates painting to raise funds for community's first responders (opens the original)
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A Norfolk artist has donated an oil painting to raise funds and awareness for Fakenham Community First Responders. The work, titled Asphodel Meadow, by contemporary Irish artist Jarome, will be displayed and sold at the Fakenham Arts Festival this month, with all proceeds supporting the volunteer group. The artist, who has lived in Norfolk for 25 years, took the painting’s title from ancient Greek mythology, where the Asphodel Meadow was described as a peaceful place between life and death. Chri
Family-run artisan bakery set to close as owner says it is 'time for a change' (opens the original)
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A family-run artisan bakery business is set to turn off its ovens and shut the doors for the final time. Hempnall Village Bakery, near Long Stratton, has been providing the area with freshly baked sourdough, wholemeal bread and croissants since opening in 2017. Now its owner, Hannah Scott, has announced the closure ahead of a final pop-up at Hempnall Mill on Saturday, August 22. She said: "It is something that has been a big part of my life, but it just feels like it is sort of time for a change
Carnival bosses announce major change in parade route (opens the original)
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One of the most popular events in Suffolk has updated its parade route to create more space for floats and make it safer for carnival-goers. Beccles Carnival organisers said the route change will make it an even more enjoyable experience for people of all ages by avoiding on-coming traffic on Sunday, August 16. The parade will assemble on the first field on the left of Alan Hutchinson Way, home to Beccles Rugby Club, and along Alan Hutchinson Way itself. It will leave at 1pm and continue up Comm
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