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Go Bifanas alcohol licence approved by city council - Vimarsana News

Go Bifanas alcohol licence approved by city council

A "laid-back" fusion dining experience in the city centre will be allowed to serve alcohol after a neighbour withdrew their noise concerns.

Frustration at repair delays to Norwich's Westlegate Tower - Vimarsana News

Frustration at repair delays to Norwich's Westlegate Tower

Westlegate Tower works are set to stretch on for yet another two months in a development city businesses have called "disappointing".

Westlegate Tower Norwich: Work begins to fix cladding - Vimarsana News

Westlegate Tower Norwich: Work begins to fix cladding

Work has finally begun on fixing a hole in a city centre apartment block more than two years after a chunk of cladding fell off during gale force winds.

Norwich cafe and shops still impacted by Westlegate cladding - Vimarsana News

Norwich cafe and shops still impacted by Westlegate cladding

Published: 6:00 AM May 11, 2021    The scaffolding which has been on Westlegate Tower for more than two years. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY - Credit: DENISE BRADLEY/Archant2021 Two years after a piece of cladding fell from a city centre apartment block some nearby businesses are still "nervous" about the public's safety.  Rachel Waring, one of the owners of Warings Lifestore in Westlegate, was forced to temporarily close her business after a piece of cladding fell from nearby Westlegate Tower.   The hospitality boss – who has been busy serving customers sitting outside under Covid re...

Office building near Norwich Train Station to be refurbished - Vimarsana News

Office building near Norwich Train Station to be refurbished

Published: 12:31 PM May 11, 2021    Updated: 1:25 PM May 11, 2021 The current building is run down and is often dogged by reports of antisocial behaviour and drug use at night - Credit: Google A Norfolk developer is planning to "regenerate" a dilapidated building plagued by antisocial behaviour and doorway drug use into a "striking" office and residential space near Norwich's Prince of Wales Road. FW Properties Ltd, owned by "Norfolk boys" Julian Wells and Ian Fox, is awaiting decision on submitted plans to Norwich City Council to redevelop the building at 1 Ferry Road near Norwich Trai...