How dancing to a Norfolk rhythm would liven up UK's culture
A charming souvenir from the heyday of one of Norfolk’s forgotten villages. Dr Bertram Chadwick, whose practice included Strickley-cum- Darning,…
Stay updated with breaking news from Boy John Letters. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
A charming souvenir from the heyday of one of Norfolk’s forgotten villages. Dr Bertram Chadwick, whose practice included Strickley-cum- Darning,…
Columnist Keith Skipper recalls the golden age of country life
Keith Skipper says financial issues have dogged Norfolk families for decades
Keith Skipper The final meeting of Mitford & Launditch RDC jut before abolition in 1974 - Credit: Archant A homely epistle sent to this newspaper by a Broadland garage proprietor and published in May, 1952 carried a whimsical postscript destined to remain a potent warning to anyone keen on public service. The letter from Norfolk comedian Sidney Grapes, who appeared on stage and in print as The Boy John, used our precious local dialect to furnish a favourite character with her customary dash of homespun philosophy. It read : PS – Aunt Agatha, she say: “ If you want to keep friends wi’ th...