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Improvements on Great Yarmouth road 'plagued' with bird mess - Vimarsana News

Improvements on Great Yarmouth road 'plagued' with bird mess

A main thoroughfare road in Great Yarmouth has seen a "big improvement" since it was criticised as "being paved with seagull…

Great Yarmouth Comic Con concerns after Out There decision - Vimarsana News

Great Yarmouth Comic Con concerns after Out There decision

The organisers of Great Yarmouth Comic Con and the Out There Festival are to meet next week.

Seagull mess plagues tourist hotspot in Great Yarmouth - Vimarsana News

Seagull mess plagues tourist hotspot in Great Yarmouth

A business owner on a busy Great Yarmouth road has criticised the area as being "caked with seagull faeces" due to a lack of street…

Former head of AFH business joins IFA Acquisitions - Vimarsana News

Former head of AFH business joins IFA Acquisitions

Dawn Walker-Bennett, the former head of business development for AFH Wealth Management, has joined IFA Acquisitions. Her focus at IFA Acquisitions will be to help business owners looking to exit the industry. To do so, she will assist them throughout the succession planning process.

Something Different in Great Yarmouth temporarily shuts shop - Vimarsana News

Something Different in Great Yarmouth temporarily shuts shop

Paul and Beverley Platten, who run Something Different in Great Yarmouth's Regent Road. - Credit: Paul Platten The owner of an independent gift shop in Norfolk has closed it until February after business boomed online. Paul Platten, who runs Something Different in Great Yarmouth’s Regent Road, has seen online orders double since the start of lockdown in November. He's now sending out goods to the value of £600 to £700 a day and estimates that he is 20pc up on last year. Instead of reopening when lockdown eased, he and wife Beverley will be redecorating the shop ahead of February.  Mr P...