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Miracle no one killed in Norwich police chase, court told - Vimarsana News

Miracle no one killed in Norwich police chase, court told

Shaveh Daley was at the wheel of a Jeep when it was allegedly driven over pavements without lights on in 20mph Norwich residential streets.

Norwich fish and chip shops battling cost of living crisis - Vimarsana News

Norwich fish and chip shops battling cost of living crisis

Fish and chip shops across Norwich are struggling to stay afloat as the price of supplies and energy bills continue to rise.

12 Norwich fish and chip shops with 5-star hygiene ratings - Vimarsana News

12 Norwich fish and chip shops with 5-star hygiene ratings

Here are the 12 fish and chip shops in Norwich that have 5-star food hygiene ratings from Norwich City Council including Grosvenor Fish Bar and New Sole Plaice.

Fiveways Post Office in Norwich opens under new owners - Vimarsana News

Fiveways Post Office in Norwich opens under new owners

Mr Wallace started alongside his uncle Donny Strivens when he ran the post office in Lovelace Road, when the estate opened after the Second World War. They later moved into the purpose-built Earlham Green Lane branch. Paul Wallace on his last day at West Earlham Post Office, as he retires after 48 years. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY - Credit: Picture: DENISE BRADLEY Copyright: Archant 2021 Knowing the service was in the capable hands of Mr and Mrs Tooze, Mr Wallace retired on January 27 to spend time with his wife Sharon and their grandchildren. Wendy Hamilton, Post Office network provision manag...

Norwich postmaster retires after 48 years | Eastern Daily Press - Vimarsana News

Norwich postmaster retires after 48 years | Eastern Daily Press

Mr Wallace said: "Between us there's about 100 years. "It has felt like Christmas every week for the last year. Everyone staying at home is buying stuff off Ebay or buying clothes and then they are no good and they need to send it back - that's where the post office comes in with the mail orders. "It's been really busy, the busiest I have ever known it. "We're still serving people who I have know for 48 years. You see all the family grow up, the children, the grandchildren.  "I got quite emotional, I didn't think I would." Paul Wallace on his last day at West Earlham Post Office, as he reti...