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Your Say - What should replace Dereham's Prezzo? - Vimarsana News

Your Say - What should replace Dereham's Prezzo?

In April it was announced that the Grade II-listed building formerly occupied by Dereham's branch of the Italian restaurant chain Prezzo had gone up for sale.

Your Say - Does Dereham need a national rail station? - Vimarsana News

Your Say - Does Dereham need a national rail station?

Dereham has a beautiful heritage railway station, but has been without a national rail station since 1969. Should that change?

Your Say - What to do with Dereham Market Place? - Vimarsana News

Your Say - What to do with Dereham Market Place?

Dereham’s Market Place is the town’s historic heart, but many residents and community groups have said it should be reorganised.

Has government learned from coronavirus mistakes? - Vimarsana News

Has government learned from coronavirus mistakes?

He also said now was not the time to learn lessons, but Labour accused the Conservatives of “monumental mistakes”.   Those mistakes have been well-covered. Some are clear with hindsight, but many were pointed out at the time; not closing our borders to people from virus hotspots sooner, locking down too late, abandoning community testing early on, then spending billions on a track and trace system which couldn’t track and trace tens of thousands of people.  In fact, some would argue that from that moment in March where the prime minister proudly declared he would be shaking hands wi...

Has government learned from coronavirus mistakes? | Norwich Evening News - Vimarsana News

Has government learned from coronavirus mistakes? | Norwich Evening News

He also said now was not the time to learn lessons, but Labour accused the Conservatives of “monumental mistakes”.   Those mistakes have been well-covered. Some are clear with hindsight, but many were pointed out at the time; not closing our borders to people from virus hotspots sooner, locking down too late, abandoning community testing early on, then spending billions on a track and trace system which couldn’t track and trace tens of thousands of people.  In fact, some would argue that from that moment in March where the prime minister proudly declared he would be shaking hands wi...