Thetford & Brandon Entertainments News
New role for Breckland’s police commander
Breckland’s policing commander is moving on to a new role in the Norfolk force after nearly three years in charge of the district.
Eclectic mix of music at Amnesty International concert in Garboldisham
Jerimiah Marques, a long-established blues and reggae man, has joined forces with The SkaGills, an energetic eight-piece ska and rock steady band, who play tunes from the ’50s and ’60s, for a unique charity concert this weekend.
Norfolk Entertainment News See all
Poet Helen Ivory takes part in the Norwich Art Trail
Poet and visual artist Helen Ivory is among the artists taking part in the Norwich Art Trail.
- Curtain set to go up on new Norfolk arts festival for youngsters
- Half price Pleasure Beach season wristband with the Evening News
- Half price Pleasure Beach season wristband with the Eastern Daily Press
- Boris the Gorilla boards the Norwich to London train today
- Our guide to what’s on in Norfolk this weekend
- Photo gallery: More Norfolk and Norwich Festival fun this weekend
- Cycling journalist Ned Boulting to sign copies of his new book at Waterstones in Norwich
- New fiction based on fact of childhood theatre memories of Sheringham Little Theatre
- Volunteers are among the stars of the Norfolk and Norwich Festival
- Exhibition celebrates Norwich Cathedral’s role in Hollywood film
- Signs of the times help natural enjoyment
- New role for Breckland’s police commander
Film & Cinema See all
Review: Mud
Following strong performances in Killer Joe, Bernie, Magic Mike and The Paperboy, which garnered several awards, Matthew McConaughey’s renaissance continues with an eye-catching central turn in Jeff Nichols’s tender coming-of-age drama.
- Review: The Reluctant Fundamentalist
- Review: I’m So Excited!
- Review: Iron Man 3
- Review: The Look of Love
Restaurant Reviews See all
Norwich: Roger Hickman’s Restaurant
Something very unusual happened when DEREK JAMES took his wife Bridgette to Roger Hickman’s Restaurant in Norwich to celebrate their wedding anniversary.
Norwich: Narthex Refectory
Hidden behind St John the Baptist is the cathedral’s modern extension housing the Narthex Refectory. Light, friendly and offering home cooked meals, SIMON PARKIN was pleased to discover a new lunch destination.
Norwich: Pinocchio’s
In a world of homogenised Italian restaurants where the menu never changes from town to town or city, Pinocchio’s in Norwich is a real treat, writes RACHEL BULLER.
- Norwich: The Edith Cavell
- Bawburgh: King’s Head
- Norwich: Middletons Steakhouse
- Surlingham: Coldham Hall
- Norwich: Pizza Express
- Norwich: Yo! Sushi
- Norwich: Frankie and Benny’s
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