Lockdown easing

Ellen Hunt, from Hainford, who moved her business - Ellen's Florist - to her home after the 2020 coronavirus lockdown

Floristry business blooming after switching to garden workshop

Participants at the last Beccles Cycle for Life charity ride in 2019.

Participants at the last Beccles Cycle for Life charity ride in 2019.

East Anglian Air Ambulance

Popular cycle for life event set to return

Members of the Norwich Players being directed by director Tony Fullwood (right) for their The Merry Wives of Norwich performance.

Members of the Norwich Players being directed by director Tony Fullwood (right) for their The Merry Wives of Norwich performance.

Century-old theatre reopening for first time since covid lockdown

Customers enjoying a drink outside the St Andrews Brew House on Saturday afternoon

Customers enjoying a drink outside the St Andrews Brew House on Saturday afternoon

Norwich pub to temporarily close this summer because of 'pingdemic'

A young person being educated at home.

A young person being educated at home.

Anger over government plans for register of home-educated children

Michael Gurney, deputy lieutenant of Norfolk, at the St-Eds Training Centre awards presentation on July 20, 2021.

Michael Gurney, deputy lieutenant of Norfolk, at the St-Eds Training Centre awards presentation on July 20, 2021.

Proud night for students after 'challenging' year of lockdown

Pakefield Singers before the concert on July 25, 2021.

Pakefield Singers before the concert on July 25, 2021.

Lockdown easing

'Hallelujah': Choir successfully perform first concert in 18 months

Jez Bond, family friendly entertainer, who will be performing at the Players Theatre in Lowestoft on Friday, July 30.

Jez Bond, family friendly entertainer, who will be performing at the Players Theatre in Lowestoft on Friday, July 30.

Lockdown easing

Theatre promises 'a very warm welcome' as it prepares for reopening

An outdoor pop up cinema.

An outdoor pop up cinema.

East Suffolk Council

Films to be screened across district as silent outdoor cinema launches

Lowestoft evacuees in June 1940.

Lowestoft evacuees in June 1940.

Lockdown easing

Wartime evacuees set to reunite in Lowestoft

Jasmine with teddy 'Buzzy' and teddy doctor Vanessa Crawford at the annual flower festival and teddy bear parachuting bonanza in Blundeston.

Jasmine with teddy 'Buzzy' and teddy doctor Vanessa Crawford at the annual flower festival and teddy bear parachuting bonanza in Blundeston.

Lockdown easing

Brave bears take flight as NHS is thanked at popular village event

Andy Gotts, who owns Fluke and Envy nightclubs in Norwich

Andy Gotts, who owns Fluke and Envy nightclubs in Norwich

Excitement and anticipation builds ahead of first Friday night for clubbers

The poster on Norwich's Cans 'N' Cocktails bar and club encouraging people to turn the NHS Covid app off

The poster on Norwich's Cans 'N' Cocktails bar and club encouraging people to turn the NHS Covid app off

City bar owner tells clubbers: 'Turn off Covid app'

Customers using Tesco Metro in Norwich wearing their masks.
Byline: Sonya Duncan

Customers using Tesco Metro in Norwich wearing their masks.
Byline: Sonya Duncan

'It is the norm' - supermarket shoppers stick to mask wearing

General manager, Tracey Manning, and head chef, Bruno Suarez Alves, at the newly opened Suffield Arms at Thorpe Market. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY

General manager, Tracey Manning, and head chef, Bruno Suarez Alves, at the newly opened Suffield Arms at Thorpe Market. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY

Pub shuts for 10 days - a few days after reopening

Crowds are expected to return to the coast as Covid restrictions are further eased at the start of the school holidays

Crowds are expected to return to the coast as Covid restrictions are further eased at the start of the school holidays

How is Norfolk and Waveney preparing for July 19?

Prof Paul Hunter, from the UEA, has encouraged people to donate to the WHO's Covid-19 Response Fund

Prof Paul Hunter, from the UEA, has encouraged people to donate to the WHO's Covid-19 Response Fund

'I think it's the right time' - UEA virus expert on Freedom Day

Nicola Taylor, SENsational Families administrator and virtual co-ordinator, with her husband Dominic, and their two children Evie, seven, and Daniel, five.

Nicola Taylor, SENsational Families administrator and virtual co-ordinator, with her husband Dominic, and their two children Evie, seven, and Daniel, five.

Relief as SEND children can play together for first time since lockdown

Experts are concerned over the rise in mental health issues in pregnant women and new parents during lockdown.

Experts are concerned over the rise in mental health issues in pregnant women and new parents during lockdown.

'Mental health has taken a real dip ' - New parents' struggle due to pandemic

First Bus services on Castle Meadow in Norwich.

First Bus services on Castle Meadow in Norwich.

Norfolk bus passengers to still wear face masks after Freedom Day

The government has announced that nightclubs and large events will be advised to ask for proof of vaccination on entry - and they have reserved the right to make the measure mandatory in the future.

The government has announced that nightclubs and large events will be advised to ask for proof of vaccination on entry - and they have reserved the right to make the measure mandatory in the future.

'It will hinder business' - event organisers on Covid passports

Prime Minister Boris Johnson during a media briefing in Downing Street, London, on coronavirus (Covid-19). Picture date: Monday July 12, 2021.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson during a media briefing in Downing Street, London, on coronavirus (Covid-19). Picture date: Monday July 12, 2021.

In-depth: Boris Johnson's Covid 'freedom day' speech

Mr Javid said it was the

Mr Javid said it was the

'If not now, when?' - Health Secretary confirms July 19 unlocking

'Learn to live with Covid' - PM to reveal major easing of lockdown rules

Social distancing may no longer be required from July 19 as part of plans to end England's lockdown restrictions.

Social distancing may no longer be required from July 19 as part of plans to end England's lockdown restrictions.

Social distancing may end on July 19, reports suggest

Coronavirus cases in Norfolk are

Coronavirus cases in Norfolk are

Public health boss reveals her approach to life after Covid rules

It is hoped Covid lockdown restrictions can be brought to an end on June 21

It is hoped Covid lockdown restrictions can be brought to an end on June 21

Survey: Have your say on Freedom Day

Joe Ballard, chair of Norwich Pride.

Joe Ballard, chair of Norwich Pride.

Lockdown easing

How to get free guide to 2021 Norwich Pride celebrations

Crowds enjoying the inaugural Nearly Festival of tribute bands at Oulton Broad in 2019.

Crowds enjoying the inaugural Nearly Festival of tribute bands at Oulton Broad in 2019.

Lockdown easing

Take That among tribute acts as festival return announced

Many parents feel they should be able to watch their children's sports days this year.

Many parents feel they should be able to watch their children's sports days this year.

Parents' fury over ban from watching school sports days

Hunstanton Tennis Week has been cancelled for the second year because of Covid

Hunstanton Tennis Week has been cancelled for the second year because of Covid

Hunstanton tennis week cancelled 'with heavy heart'

Carolyn Strike, sales assistant at Rainbow Wholefoods on Labour in Vain Yard in Norwich which will be moving shortly to Davey Place.

Carolyn Strike, sales assistant at Rainbow Wholefoods on Labour in Vain Yard in Norwich which will be moving shortly to Davey Place.

Lockdown easing

Shop set for new home after a fire, a move and lockdown

The Hanseatic Watersports Festival could return to King's Lynn if the further lifting of Covid restrictions is confirmed on July 19

The Hanseatic Watersports Festival could return to King's Lynn if the further lifting of Covid restrictions is confirmed on July 19

Lockdown easing

Summer events in King's Lynn could get go-ahead

The King's Lynn Festival service would usually begin with a colourful procession

The King's Lynn Festival service would usually begin with a colourful procession

King's Lynn Festival service cancelled

Students have seen education disrupted and spent months of remote learning from home.

Students have seen education disrupted and spent months of remote learning from home.

Experts call for schools to return to normal and ditch Covid isolation

The University of East Anglia is researching the impact of restrictions on care home residents, staff and visitors during the Covid-19 pandemic.

The University of East Anglia is researching the impact of restrictions on care home residents, staff and visitors during the Covid-19 pandemic.

UEA researching impact of care home restrictions during lockdown

Debbie and Donald Pearce, managers at The Woodman pub on North Walsham Road in Norwich which has re-opened.

Debbie and Donald Pearce, managers at The Woodman pub on North Walsham Road in Norwich which has re-opened.

Excitement as city pub reopens after 18-month closure

Lisa Neat and Nigel Wilson celebrate becoming one of the first couples in Norwich to get married under the new rules of 30 guests. The wedding took place at the Assembly House.

Lisa Neat and Nigel Wilson celebrate becoming one of the first couples in Norwich to get married under the new rules of 30 guests. The wedding took place at the Assembly House.

Wedding planner's plea for 30-guest limit to stay

The staff at SENsational Families which helps families of SEND children and young adults across Norfolk.

The staff at SENsational Families which helps families of SEND children and young adults across Norfolk.

Cash for Charities

Disability support charity at risk of closure from lack of fundraising

There is worry amongst wedding venue managers, couples and suppliers alike over lockdown easing delays.

There is worry amongst wedding venue managers, couples and suppliers alike over lockdown easing delays.

Lockdown easing

'It is painful' - Wedding plans in jeopardy over potential June 21 delay

Left to right: Dr Adrian Parton, Waveney MP Peter Aldous and Keith Parton at the ribbon cutting ceremony unveiling the new facilities at Ivy House Country Hotel.

Left to right: Dr Adrian Parton, Waveney MP Peter Aldous and Keith Parton at the ribbon cutting ceremony unveiling the new facilities at Ivy House Country Hotel.

Lockdown easing

Country hotel 'vision' brought to life with new £200,000 refurbishment

Mattishall Golf Academy welcomed its first visitors back on Tuesday June 1, having been open last year for only one month.

Mattishall Golf Academy welcomed its first visitors back on Tuesday June 1, having been open last year for only one month.

Lockdown easing

Golf academy back open with new nine-hole course

Evacuees at Lowestoft Rail Station in 1940.

Evacuees at Lowestoft Rail Station in 1940.

Lockdown easing

Wartime evacuees to reunite at special event following Covid delays

Paul Sandford at the Railway Tavern in Dereham has had world cup t-shirts for his customers marking the fixtures for England and Portugal. With him is daughter Martha Sandford. Picture: Matthew Usher.

Paul Sandford at the Railway Tavern in Dereham has had world cup t-shirts for his customers marking the fixtures for England and Portugal. With him is daughter Martha Sandford. Picture: Matthew Usher.

'It's hard to plan' - Pub could bring back outdoor stands for Euro 2020

Diana Smith, Sarah Copsey and Liz Montesuelli out enjoying the sunshine in Norwich on the May bank holiday weekend. Picture: NEIL DIDSBURY

Diana Smith, Sarah Copsey and Liz Montesuelli out enjoying the sunshine in Norwich on the May bank holiday weekend. Picture: NEIL DIDSBURY

'A good vibe' - Sun brings boost for city traders

Maya Law performing as part of the Norfolk and Norwich Festival and Wild Paths Garden Sessions event at Chapelfield Gardens, Norwich, on May 29, 2021.

Maya Law performing as part of the Norfolk and Norwich Festival and Wild Paths Garden Sessions event at Chapelfield Gardens, Norwich, on May 29, 2021.

Hopes outdoor music gig can kickstart the arts after lockdown

Leigh Purling beside the gym sign - Live Well With Leigh - at the Maltings Meadow at Ditchingham. Picture: @jsnphotography

Leigh Purling beside the gym sign - Live Well With Leigh - at the Maltings Meadow at Ditchingham. Picture: @jsnphotography

'It's so rewarding': New women's only gym proves popular in town

Claire Schoenherr, who has opened the doors of Palm View Cattery to feline guests in Sprowston, Norwich. Picture: Palm View Cattery

Claire Schoenherr, who has opened the doors of Palm View Cattery to feline guests in Sprowston, Norwich. Picture: Palm View Cattery

Lockdown easing

New purpose-built cattery is dream come true

The number of dogs being taken in by the RSPCA in west Norfolk has surged since lockdown lifted

The number of dogs being taken in by the RSPCA in west Norfolk has surged since lockdown lifted

Lockdown easing

Surge in unwanted animals as lockdown eases

Jenny Newton, manager of the Oxfam Books and Music shop in Bedford Street, dwarfed by the piles of books they have been donated during lockdown. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY

Jenny Newton, manager of the Oxfam Books and Music shop in Bedford Street, dwarfed by the piles of books they have been donated during lockdown. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY

Donation surge sees charity shop buried under mountain of 40,000 books

Imogen Addison, team member, checks the crazier golf course as the Boom Battle Bar at the Castle Quarter reopens.

Imogen Addison, team member, checks the crazier golf course as the Boom Battle Bar at the Castle Quarter reopens.

How region's hidden gems are faring as lockdown eases

The Marina Theatre in Lowestoft. Picture: Mick Howes

The Marina Theatre in Lowestoft. Picture: Mick Howes

Lockdown easing

Films and screenings set to resume at popular theatre

Customers being welcomed back at Cinema City on St Andrews Street in Norwich.

Customers being welcomed back at Cinema City on St Andrews Street in Norwich.

Excited film goers flock back to Cinema City

Margi Blunden (left) and Sheila Kent dust off a display at Hunstanton Heritage Centre ready for its reopening

Margi Blunden (left) and Sheila Kent dust off a display at Hunstanton Heritage Centre ready for its reopening

Lockdown easing

Coastal heritage centre reopens to visitors