Norwich Theatre Royal's 2018 pantomime - Aladdin. Ben Langley as Wishee Washee, Steven Roberts as Aladdin and Richard Gauntlett as Widow Twankey. Picture: Simon Finlay Photography

Alex Delamere as The Emperor Photo Simon Finlay Photography

The Voice UK contestant Letitia George will star in the Respect to Aretha show, which is coming to the Marina theatre in Lowestoft on Friday, February 15 2019. Picture: Sweeney Entertainments

Nostalgia

Exhibition of first female war photographer to be hosted in Thetford

Thursday, December 6, 2018 Conor Matchett

Olive Edis, by Cyril Nunn. Glass plate negative, 1953. Copyright: Norfolk Museums Service (Cromer Museum)

One of Norfolk’s best photographers who was the first-ever accredited female war photographer and who pioneered autochrome colour photography will have her work exhibited in Thetford.

Wales

Video Would you like to be part of a local history project?

Tuesday, December 4, 2018 Daniel Hickey

Chris Amos, Local Recall Project manager at The Forum, Norwich. PHOTO: Jamie Honeywood

“History from the bottom up” - this is how an archive editor at Archant has described the company’s project to digitise 150 years of its stories.

Google

Fancy a free visit to the museum?

Wednesday, November 28, 2018 Daniel Hickey

Stories of Lynn, a museum in King's Lynn, will be free to enter for National Lottery players on Tuesday December 4.

Would you like to visit one of Norfolk’s museums for free?

Norfolk soldier’s First World War letters to go under the hammer

Tuesday, November 20, 2018 Simon Parkin

Frank Cooling�s gun crew pictured in 1918. Picture: Andy Newman/Keys Fine Art Auctioneers

Hundreds of letters written from the Western Front by a Norfolk soldier during the entire duration of the First World War are to be sold at auction, just weeks after the 100th anniversary of the Armistice which brought an end to the conflict.

Dad's Army

Join In Find out if you live in a house that once belonged to a First World War soldier

Saturday, November 17, 2018 Emily Hewett

A Street Near You contains hundreds of thousands of location records for the hundreds and thousands of men and women who died while serving in the First World War. (Picture: astreetnearyou.org)

A new website has been launched enabling people to search their postcode and find out if they live in or near a house that once belonged to a soldier from the First World War.

Norwich