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The director of The English Whisky Co shares her favourite things about Norfolk
The director of The English Whisky Co shares her favourite things about Norfolk
Nelson House, for sale - Credit: Parsons A Grade II listed home once owned by Lord Nelson's brother is up for sale for £500,000-£525,000. Nelson House, North Elmham is believed to have been owned by the Rev Suckling Nelson, younger brother to the famous admiral. Nelson House, for sale - Credit: Parsons Suckling, named after Nelson's mother’s maiden name, was apparently the child who caused more worry than any of the others. He did not seem able to settle at any career, first going into the drapery business, being apprenticed at a shop in Beccles, but eventually, taking holy orders.
Published: 10:31 AM May 25, 2021 Updated: 11:59 AM May 25, 2021 The cheapest house for sale in Norfolk? One for the bargain hunter: A flat in this property is for sale for just £35,000. - Credit: William H Brown Are you a property investor or looking for a bargain home? Or do you have a millionaire's budget? Here are the cheapest and the most expensive homes for sale in Norfolk. Bargain buys Railway Road; King's Lynn; for sale for a guide price of £35,000. Inside the flat in King's Lynn, for sale for £35,000. - Credit: William H Brown This ground floor leasehold studio flat in a...
Captain fantastic - Christoph Zimmermann enjoys the win - Credit: Paul Chesterton/Focus Images Ltd For five days, he was here, he was there, he was everywhere! As part of a competition to help your Norwich City sticker book collections along, Canaries defender Christoph Zimmermann took a whistle stop tour around Norfolk. Or at least, a giant print out of his sticker did. Each day, a photograph of the towering German was taken in a different Norfolk location - and all you had to do was guess where he was. Now, for each day a lucky winner has been selected - and if your name is here 50 packets ...