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Crayford & Abbs Bodham given prestigious global award - Vimarsana News

Crayford & Abbs Bodham given prestigious global award

A Nissan dealership in Norfolk has been crowned one of the country’s best.

Nissan dealership completes fundraising hike in memory of colleague - Vimarsana News

Nissan dealership completes fundraising hike in memory of colleague

The team at Nissan dealership, Crayford and Abbs, have completed a 16-mile fund-raising hike in memory of a colleague who recently passed away.

Obituary: Tributes to Cromer headteacher Mary Luh, 83 - Vimarsana News

Obituary: Tributes to Cromer headteacher Mary Luh, 83

Tributes have been paid to “a true leader” and former headteacher - Mary Luh - who made a cuppa for everyone who visited her north Norfolk school.

Why East Anglia is desperately in need of a spending spree | East Anglian Daily Times - Vimarsana News

Why East Anglia is desperately in need of a spending spree | East Anglian Daily Times

East Anglia is in need of a spending spree - Credit: Archant With nowhere to go and no one to see, the British public has been racking up the savings during a year’s worth of lockdowns.  However while pub closures have been bemoaned and hairdressers sorely missed, consumers have got used to seeing their cash staying in the bank – an estimated total worth £180bn. Economists are urging shoppers to make the most of businesses reopening and inject some of that money from under the mattress into the parched high street.  Indeed Andy Haldane, the Bank of England’s chief economist, said la...

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Why we don't get Norfolk characters like we used to - Vimarsana News

Why we don't get Norfolk characters like we used to

Keith Skipper Published: 10:00 AM February 14, 2021    Broadland reed-cutter and marshman Eric Edwards in his home-made museum at How Hill passing on his knowledge and enthusiasm to visiting schoolchildren. - Credit: Contributed It’s easy to fall into romantic raptures over the great Norfolk outdoors while you’re stuck inside to cogitate at length for best part of a year. Perhaps those weaned on delights like bountiful hedgerows, leafy lanes, buttercup acres, echoing ponds, whistling cyclists and harvest suppers are even more susceptible to that rural idyll. Never mind tied cottages, l...