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Books / Events in Norfolk and Suffolk / Suffolk Libraries April 3, 2013
READ MOREThe new ‘Grabbit’ book displays are being launched during the Easter holidays
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>April Events / Books / Events in Norfolk and Suffolk / Suffolk Libraries March 29, 2013
READ MORESeveral libraries in Suffolk are planning special events to invite local people in to talk about getting involved in new ‘Friends of the library’…
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>April Events / Books / Events in Norfolk and Suffolk / Suffolk Libraries March 27, 2013
READ MOREA new catalogue of electronic audio books will be available for Suffolk library users from April 2013
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Books / Events in Norfolk and Suffolk / Suffolk Libraries March 26, 2013
READ MOREIpswich County Library is hosting the county final of the National Poetry by Heart poetry reading competition this week.
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Books / Events in Norfolk and Suffolk / Suffolk Libraries March 20, 2013
READ MOREEach of Suffolk’s 44 libraries is looking to develop its own community group
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Books / Events in Norfolk and Suffolk / Then & Now January 24, 2013
READ MOREA new guidebook traces the often overlooked history of the St James Mill site, from its beginnings as a Carmelite friary, through to the building of the impressive textile mill, and its later use by Jarrold and Sons Ltd.
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>December Events / Books / Events in Norfolk and Suffolk / Then & Now November 20, 2012
READ MOREDue to public demand, the poem is now available in print in a new publication also featuring photographs of Beccles
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READ MOREA young mum from a creative writing group in Norfolk has become a rising star as her novel tops 1000 downloads on Amazon Kindle. Self-published author and mother-of-two Josie Eccles attends NHS Norfolk and Waveney’s creative writing group at the Norman Centre in Mile Cross, which inspired her to write teen comedy ‘The Prom, the […]
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>July Events / Books / Events in Norfolk and Suffolk / Then & Now / Tourist Attractions Norfolk and Suffolk July 18, 2012
READ MOREwww.heritagecity.org A new publication from Norwich Heritage Regeneration and Economic Trust (HEART) challenges the stereotype of Norwich and Norfolk as a cultural and racial backwater. Not many people think of Norwich as a cosmopolitan city with a multicultural population, but research shows that the city has benefited from immigration throughout time. Local historian Frank Meeres, in Strangers – A History of Norwich’s […]
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>September Events / Books / Events in Norfolk and Suffolk July 1, 2012
READ MOREThousands of second hand books on all subjects
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READ MOREA NOVEL looking for the first time on the memorable few months one of France’s greatest writers spent in the small Suffolk market town of Bungay is to be published shortly by a Suffolk author. Vicomte Francois-Rene de Chateaubriand was an émigré from the French Revolution in the final decade of the 18th century – […]
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Art & Theatre / Books / Events in Norfolk and Suffolk March 21, 2011
READ MOREClick Image to Enlarge An evening with Patricia van Stratum author of Confessions of a Dutch Reading Club 1 April 2011 7-9pm Ferini Art Gallery All Saints Road Pakefield Lowestoft, Suffolk NR33 0JL [email protected] www.feriniartgallery.co.uk tel: 01502-562222 Monarch Catering Services, Norfolk, Suffolk
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READ MOREThe King of the Norfolk Poachersa biography of Fred Rolfe A BOOK BY CHARLOTTE PATON Delve into the murky past of an elusive Norfolk legend When an elderly, scruffy mole catcher presented a farmer’s wife with a notebook filled with stories of his younger life as a poacher, she could perhaps have been forgiven if […]
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READ MOREBungay Black Dog: an interview with David Waldron from Pagans for Archaeology David Waldron is the author of a new book, Shock! The Black Dog of Bungay: A Case Study in Local Folklore, and he kindly agreed to be interviewed by Pagans for Archaeology. It’s his second book; the first was The Sign of the […]
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