Anyone that knows me knows that I love homeware. I can often be found poring over soft furnishings and wine glasses in John Lewis; staring dreamily at candles in White Company and trying…
inNorfolk Archives
Take a look back at some of the older content on the inNorfolk website. This may include restaurants and attractions that are no longer in business.
This restaurant is now closed. inNorfolk heads out to the launch of Gali Fine Dining, Norwich’s newest restaurant, for a taste of Indian fusion food on launch night. When I received an…
The Globe Inn in Wells-next-the-Sea is an established name in Norfolk circles. Run by Stephen and Antonia Bournes since 2013, it already has a reputation that other pubs and hotels envy. And…
The Royal Norfolk Show. It’s one of the biggest events in the Norfolk calendar. And yet – somehow – I’ve never been. Yep. That’s the truth: I’ve never been to the Royal…
The tomahawk steak is the food of kings, according my newest columnist, Matt Emery. In this article, he shares what it is, how to cook it and where to find it in…
Theatre-blogger Dawn Maidstone swaps the bright lights of the stage for a spot of brunch at Byfords of Holt, in the first installment of inNorfolk’s guest-blog series. Having a few days off…
A blog in which Lucy and Mother Dearest drive through the Norfolk countryside to enjoy tea and cake at Elveden Estates. The sun blazes down on the tarmac as the little car…
With the Museum 4 Watton opening in Norfolk this month, I speak to project member Katy Hughes about what visitors can discover – and why Norfolk is so special. Hi Kate, what’s…
In this month’s interview, I speak to 29-year-old Laura Hughes about her blog, bucket list and living with breast cancer Before we get started, I need to establish if you’re from Norfolk……
birdsoup is on a mission. A mission to help women and organisations to promote change in the workplace. In the first of a series of interviews celebrating Norfolk’s finest, I speak to…