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Mon January 18, 2021
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- Covid: Norwich shopping centre food court becomes mass vaccination hub - The first patients in priority groups receive their jabs at Castle Quarter in Norwich on Monday.
- White House: The full-sized Oval Office replica in Norfolk - Part of the White House has been cloned in Norfolk, thousands of miles from Washington DC.
- Covid: 10 new mass vaccination centres to open in England - It comes as the government urges people to "play their part" in helping to meet vaccination targets.
- Covid-19: Lockdown could 'lose a generation' of young people - A charity fears for children who cannot access online learning during the coronavirus lockdown.
Local NewsThe first patients in priority groups receive their jabs at Castle Quarter in Norwich on Monday. Part of the White House has been cloned in Norfolk, thousands of miles from Washington DC. It comes as the government urges people to "play their part" in helping to meet vaccination targets. A charity fears for children who cannot access online learning during the coronavirus lockdown. Mike Page says his images of the spectacular patterns capture a moment in time. With one in six workers off sick, a Norfolk hospital asks the military and the council for help. The facility near Norwich is based at the former RAF Coltishall site. People have been fined for driving long distances to a coastal spot popular with wildlife watchers. John Lister's care home say the cards helped him get through his first Christmas without his wife. Hundreds of homes were flooded along the River Great Ouse over the festive period. The cold snap is expected to give way to milder, wet conditions by Saturday evening. Explore the data on coronavirus in the UK and find out how many cases there are in your area. |
Community NewsAvoid Your Home FloodingPosted by Administrator : Monday 11th March 2013 BE PREPARED OR AT LEAST HAVE YOUR ARM BANDS READY. Flooding can be devastating for home owners but some simple tips could prevent heartbreaking and costly repairs. It is important that you understand about your property and local areas, so you can be aware of any potential flooding problems in the future.
Getting On The Property MarketPosted by Administrator : Sunday 10th March 2013 EASIER SAID THAN DONE! The mortgage and property market looks to be improving slightly through better mortgage deals. However the market still lacks direction and combined with lack of incentives for new buyers and government cuts it looks like it could be a while before it rises. Do You Support Your Local Businesses?Posted by Administrator : Wednesday 6th March 2013 LENDING YOUR LOCAL SUPPORT. Do you use your local shop? Do you go to the local pub? Do you visit your local butcher? Many studies have shown that support in local businesses is on the up. What Is Next For Our Local Public HousePosted by Administrator : Saturday 2nd March 2013 THERE IS NOTHING WORNG WITH A GOOD LOCAL. It is no secret that our local pubs have suffered in the last decade due to numerous factors such changing nightlife trends (Bars and Clubs), the recession (meaning people have less to spend), alcohol awareness campaigns, the general costs of ale and rent and increases in government tax’s on alcoholic beverages. The Local Transport InfrastructurePosted by Administrator : Friday 1st March 2013 HOW DOES OUR LOCAL TRANSPORT COMPARE? For years people in the Fincham community have made their feelings known when it comes to public transport. Avoid The Local CowboysPosted by Administrator : Thursday 28th February 2013 HOW EASY IS IT TO SPOT A LOCAL COWBOY TRADER? There are numerous reasons why cowboy builders get away with their bad practices and carry on working in the community such as people not asking for verified references, no signed contract, not obtaining at least 3 other quotes to compare, clients naturally go for the cheapest quote and some residents or businesses are impatient and choose not to wait for the best builder. Local Weather |
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