Norfolk produce will be celebrated at Feastival at The Forum in Norwich this summer.
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A feast for foodies has been announced for Norwich this summer, featuring stalls from local producers and street food traders.
Feastival at The Forum is planned for the weekend of September 18 and 19 and will showcase Norfolk s food and drink producers.
It is free to attend and part of Heritage Open Days 2021, which takes place across the UK every September with a whole host of events celebrating history and culture.
The Forum Trust coordinates the programme for Norfolk and the Feastival has been created to mark this year s nationwide theme of Edible England.
Suffolk Punch foal Prince Philip and his mother
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A newly-born Suffolk Punch foal has been named after the late Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Philip.
Samford Prince Philip is the latest addition to the Samford Stud of Suffolk Punch.
The colt foal was born on Saturday, April 17 at 9pm at the Suffolk Punch Trust, in Hollesley.
His birth was just six hours after the funeral of his royal namesake.
Prince Philip was born just hours after the funeral of the Queen s consort
- Credit: CHARLOTTE BOND It seemed appropriate that we should honour him in this way, said the foal s owner, George Paul.
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11:30 AM April 23, 2021
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The benefits of rare breed livestock like Norfolk Horn sheep were discussed at an online meeting hosted by the Royal Norfolk Agricultural Association (RNAA)
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Rare breed native livestock can provide premium products and profitable incomes in an evolving economic landscape, Norfolk farmers were told.
Christopher Price, chief executive of the Rare Breeds Survival Trust (RBST), was the guests speaker at an online event hosted by the the Royal Norfolk Agricultural Association.
He outlined the work of the trust and the regional importance of breeds including the Norfolk Horn sheep, whose plight was one of the reasons for the formation of the RBST in 1973.