Norfolk poet brings final trilogy play ‘home’ as part of national tour - Luke Wright’s The Remains of Logan Dankworth at Norwich Arts Centre 23 Feb prior to March London date.

The Remains of Logan Dankworth is the third and final instalment of Luke Wright’s trilogy of political verse plays. As we continue to discover the lingering legacy of Brexit the play, set in 2016 as the referendum campaigns build, centres on themes of privilege and trust between married couples, between voters and politicians and trust and truth in the media. Read the full story here: icenipost.com/norfolk-poet-brings-final-trilogy-play-home-as-part-of-national-tour/youtu.be/7Fa2Ejdyi0c#brexit #LukeWright #logandankworth #norwich #poet #norfolk ... See MoreSee Less

OAE concert at North Walsham, 6pm Friday 3 March 2023

As part of a three-year residency produced by Orchestras Live at North Walsham during the Heritage Action Zone cultural programme, members of the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment will be holding a one-hour performance at St Nicholas’ Church at 6.00pm on Friday 3rd March. It will be an opportunity to hear four world class musicians perform and talk about beautiful music. The event is free to attend.northnorfolkdistrictcouncil.mysocialpinpoint.co.uk/north-walsham-haz/whats-on/ ... See MoreSee Less

⚠️ Watch out for FAKE delivery notices. There may be shipping notices, package delivery notices or "order status" emails

✅ Report emails that feel suspicious, even if you're not certain they're a scam - they can be checked.📲Forward emails to: [email protected]Your reports have helped to remove 200,000 malicious sites as of December 2022. ... See MoreSee Less

Timeline photosCommunity groups within the district, you could be eligible for some funding!

We have several grants available for non-profit and community groups. Find out if you’re eligible at ow.ly/KIqZ50MzORk ... See MoreSee Less

Timeline photosAncient and semi-natural woodland covers 1% of land within the AONB 🌲

There are larger blocks of ancient woodland located in around the eastern edge of Rendlesham Forest including Staverton Park, Walter Wood, Oak Wood & Carmens WoodFind out more 👇ow.ly/sVuB50GqALd ... See MoreSee Less

This year we’re teaming up with Emergency Exit Arts's Hi! Street Fest project to make our Opening Parade longer and louder than ever, but we need the good folk of Lowestoft to help us bring the vision to life!

Come along to one of our Community Workshops on Thursday 23rd and Saturday 25th February at East Point Pavilion to find out more about our plans, learn how you can get involved, and have your say about what the Parade looks like...firstlightlowestoft.com/get-involved/opening-parade-community-workshops/#FirstLightFestival2023 #Lowestoft ... See MoreSee Less

START Taekwondo in Beccles with 4 FREE SessionsSTART Taekwondo in Beccles with 4 FREE Sessions - Students currently training are from all age groups: 6 and up, Teens, 20’s, 30’s, 40’s, 50’s, 60’s All are welcome to come and learn too.

Visit our website for more details about ICENI Taekwon-doicenitaekwondo.co.uk/start-taekwondo-in-beccles-with-4-free-sessions/#selfdefense #selfdefence #martialarts #Beccles #thevenue #taekwondo #waveney #worlingham ... See MoreSee Less

iceni horse Coin 4 image on White T-shirt. iceniCelts.uk Celtic & Nordic Symbols on T-shirts and Hoodies.

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Timeline photos🌟 Wellbeing Walks for February 🌟

if you would like to take a leisurely stroll with like minded people, whilst also enjoying the fresh air, taking in the scenery around us, then come and join us! We have plenty of Wellbeing walks all across Norfolk for the month of February. If you have other walking routes that you think would be good for us to explore, please leave a comment or email the socials team directly: [email protected]www.wellbeingnands.co.uk/norfolk/community-development-team/social-events/ #WellbeingWalks ... See MoreSee Less

"Rendlesham Revealed: The Heart of a Kingdom AD 400-800" is a new exhibition opening at Sutton Hoo National Trust in March, telling the story of an Anglo-Saxon royal settlement in Suffolk.

It is curated by Suffolk County Council Archaeological Service displaying never-before-seen artefacts.www.suffolk.gov.uk/council-and-democracy/council-news/suffolks-royal-anglo-saxon-history-on-show-...(Made possible by the National Lottery Heritage Fund) ... See MoreSee Less

Exactly 70 years ago today, East Anglia was battered one of the most devastating natural disasters in British history. A freak combination of violent winds, atmospheric pressure and high spring tides prompted the North Sea to come raging inland, overwhelming our coastal communities. 🌊

There was no warning system or planning in place and as a consequence 307 people died across England, over 24,000 properties were damaged and more than 32,00 people had to be evacuated. 100 people were killed in Norfolk including 15 in King’s Lynn and around 20% of the town was underwater.Those who lost their lives and the heroes who prevented many more from being taken that night are being remembered across the region 7 decades on. A number of memorial events took place last weekend, and today King’s Lynn Minster will host a dedicated service at 1pm as well as an exhibition on the floods from 10am to 4pm.You can read more about this extraordinary historic event in your January/February edition of KL Magazine or on our website: bit.ly/3WYAR9C ... See MoreSee Less

Tickets are now on sale for the 7th INK Festival in Halesworth, Suffolk.

The INK Festival 2023 will take place 13-16th April (+ April 17th which is an exclusive day for students) in Halesworth, Suffolk. We have expanded into the town to create many original performance spaces where we will be performing more than 50 short new plays, selected this year from hundreds of submissions from new as well as experienced writers.What is unique about INK is that we produce all the plays performed.Chosen from annual submissions and INK workshops, each play is read at least 5 times before a short list is formed, from which directors select the plays they wish to direct. We cast the plays from auditions in Suffolk and London and each year bring together a team of more than 60 professional theatre practitioners of actors, directors, stage crew and technical staff to enable The INK Festival.This year we had several submission categories including: The Environment, Multimedia, Radio Comedy, Musicals, Physical Theatre and more, producing a wide variety of relevant and thought-provoking plays.As well as more than 50 short plays there will be an exciting line-up of comedy, radio, art, poetry, music, children’s programmes, fascinating talks, workshops, short new films and much more.As ever, we are delighted to have a number of plays from some very special supporters including Anthony Horowitz, Kate and Greg Mosse, Louis de Bernieres, Richard Francis, and Lise Mayer.There will be special guest appearances from Alexei Sayle, Kevin Clifton, Jan Etherington, David Morrissey, Jan Ravens, Luke Wright and Radio Active in a thrilling line-up of talks and performances.Sunday Funday, on Sunday 16th April will see additional and exciting street performances and activities for everyone – performed along The Thoroughfare and Market Square in the centre of Halesworth. Visit INK website - link in bio to book your tickets! #inkfestival2023 #shortplay #newwriting #suffolk #comedy #art #talks #liveperformance ... See MoreSee Less

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Timeline photosWalk of the Month – The Sailors’ Path - Walk in the footsteps of seafarers.

The Sailors’ Path follows a beautiful route walked by sailors for hundreds of years between Snape Maltings and Aldeburgh in the east of the county. Along its route the path takes in views over reedbeds and the River Alde. It also passes Snape Marshes which are a vital wildlife habitat and home to otter and many kinds of birds, insects and plants. Detour through Snape Warren Nature Reserve for panoramic views across the Alde Estuary, then enjoy a spot of shopping and some of the famous fish and chips you can find in the quaint seaside town of Aldeburgh. Walk type: Linear.Distance: 6 miles (9.5 km) each way.Time: Allow 2hr 30mins each way.Terrain: Well-surfaced paths and tracks. Includes section beside busy road and road crossings. Take great care. We recommend high visibility clothing.www.discoversuffolk.org.uk/promoted-trails/sailors-path/ Suffolk Coast & Heaths Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty #suffolk #walking #snape #aldeburgh #suffolkcoast #coast #river #alde #walkofthemonth #discoversuffolk ... See MoreSee Less

Starting this Friday! A really great social opportunity for local people in the Beccles area over 65 - please share the word! ... See MoreSee Less

Bee-friendly winter plants. 🐝🌼

Here are a few plants that can help these key pollinators continue on their mission when Nectar and pollen are scarce:- Hellebores- Crocuses- Willow- Snowdrops- Aconites - Winter Flowering Clematis- Mahonia#beefriendly #winterflower #thetfordgardencentre #thetford #bees #beefriendlygarden #beefriendlyplants #beefriendlyflowers ... See MoreSee Less