To date, 24 Blink EV chargers have been installed in residential areas throughout Norwich, with 22 more on the way.

Following a contract win in early 2023, Blink Charging UK has been delivering accessible on-street EV charging stations across Norwich, providing much-needed infrastructure to residents who own ...

Know about Norwich International Airport in detail. Find out the location of Norwich International Airport on United Kingdom map and also find out airports near to Norwich. This airport locator is a ...

Plymouth Argyle were on the receiving end of a 6-1 drubbing by Norwich City as their away-day struggles in the Championship this season hit a new low at Carrow Road. It is now seven defeats out of ...

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A "talking newspaper" will have new signage put up outside its office space on a busy city road. Chatterbox is a news service for Norwich's blind or vision-impaired community, based in King ...

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Support local businesses this Christmas at a late-night shopping event taking place in NR3. Head to St Augustines Street in Norwich from 5pm to 8pm on Saturday, December 14 2024. The event is back for ...

The new dig event is still going strong, and the Monopoly Go Cosmo Clash tournament is here to make sure you can keep digging, offering 156 pickaxes. Of course, you can also expect to get plenty of ...

Milan’s Via Monte Napoleone has beat out New York’s Fifth Avenue to become the world’s most expensive shopping street, marking the first time a European city has topped the rankings.

And over the years it has been the backdrop as England’s rulers including Elizabeth I and Charles II visited Norwich. But now city folk say St Stephens Street is in decline and becoming a “dead street ...

In medieval times it was the main entrance into the walled city from London. And over the years it has been the backdrop as England’s rulers including Elizabeth I and Charles II visited Norwich.