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Norwich City Council needs to make £10m in savings | Norwich Evening News - Vimarsana News

Norwich City Council needs to make £10m in savings | Norwich Evening News

Norwich City Council needs to find millions in savings to balance the books, while building projects could be hampered if a land sale fails.

Norwich City Council needs to make £10m in savings - Vimarsana News

Norwich City Council needs to make £10m in savings

Norwich City Council needs to find millions in savings to balance the books, while building projects could be hampered if a land sale fails.

Thetford in 1974: Photos of the It's a Knockout! competition - Vimarsana News

Thetford in 1974: Photos of the It's a Knockout! competition

Relive memories of the It's a Knockout! competitions held across Norfolk in the 1970s and 1980s with these old EDP archive pictures from Thetford in 1974.

Work to begin on turning King's Arms Norwich into housing - Vimarsana News

Work to begin on turning King's Arms Norwich into housing

Published: 8:10 AM July 4, 2021    Updated: 11:19 AM July 4, 2021 The King's Arms pub at Mile Cross Road pictured in 2013. Pic: Denise Bradley - Credit: Archant 2013 Works to convert a rat-infested former pub into a social housing development are poised to get under way this summer. The compulsory purchase of the site set the wheels in motion for it to be used for the council's latest social housing project, which will be led by Broadland Housing Association. The site at Mile Cross Road in Norwich where the King's Arms pub once stood. Pic: Google Street View. - Credit: Google Street View T...

Covid-19 meant Norwich council missed out on parking cash - Vimarsana News

Covid-19 meant Norwich council missed out on parking cash

St Andrews Car Park - one of Norwich City Council's car parks. - Credit: Steve Adams The fall in people parking in Norwich during Covid lockdowns meant the city council missed out on more than £3m it expected to make from its car parks. The pandemic has also had an impact on how much Norwich City Council has generated from its commercial property investments. Coronavirus meant Norwich City Council missed out on £3m it had expected to get in parking fees. - Credit: EDP pics © 2007 Officers are forecasting a half a million pound reduction in what had been budgeted for in rent from its prope...