Author: NorfolkEnquirer
Climate change can sometimes feel like a heavy subject to approach, especially in classrooms where young people are still forming their understanding of the world around them. A new short film launching nationwide is hoping to change that by making the conversation feel more natural, relatable and rooted in everyday experience. The five-minute film, narrated by Welsh actor Michael Sheen, focuses on how people talk about weather compared to how they talk about climate change, and it does so through a creative and visually striking story set in the Norfolk countryside. The film, titled You Told Us To Talk About…
Set within the peaceful Norfolk countryside near Norwich, Reymerston Hall has quietly become one of the region’s most charming destinations for weddings, events and countryside escapes. The elegant Georgian manor, which dates back more than 200 years, has been carefully restored and brought back to life, transforming it into a welcoming venue that blends historic character with modern comfort. Surrounded by around 12 acres of gardens and parkland, the Grade II listed hall offers a setting that feels both private and picturesque. Mature trees, open lawns, a duck pond and landscaped gardens create a relaxed countryside atmosphere that feels far…
If you have ever spent a morning exploring the coastal road through Thornham, chances are you have pulled into Drove Orchards for a wander. Among the independent shops and food spots, Joyful Living stands out as a boutique lifestyle store that perfectly captures the relaxed creativity of North Norfolk. Located at Drove Orchards on the coast road in Thornham, Joyful Living has grown into a much loved destination for homewares, gifts and carefully chosen lifestyle pieces. It is the kind of shop where you pop in for a quick browse and end up leaving with an armful of cushions, a…
There are pubs, and then there are places that feel like an experience from the moment you walk through the door. The Suffield Arms, sitting proudly opposite Gunton Station in North Norfolk, firmly belongs in the latter category. Built in 1886 by Lord Suffield for workers on the Gunton Estate and brought back to life in 2021 after nine years of closure, this remarkable 19th century building has been transformed into an eclectic Mediterranean tapas restaurant and art-filled pub that feels both historic and refreshingly bold. Owned by art dealer Ivor Braka, The Suffield Arms blends serious art credentials with…
On Fye Bridge Street, just a short stroll from the cobbled charm of Elm Hill and the gentle flow of the River Wensum, The Merchant’s House has become one of Norwich’s most loved independent spots. Since opening its doors in 2019, this cosy café-bar has built a loyal following thanks to its warm welcome, quality drinks, and a setting that feels both historic and effortlessly relaxed. Housed in a characterful period building at 17 Fye Bridge Street, The Merchant’s House blends old and new in a way that feels natural rather than staged. The timber beams, rustic finishes and eclectic…
Norwich’s independent food scene continues to surprise and delight, and The Kimchi is one of its brightest additions. Located within the vibrant Norwich Lanes, this laid back restaurant has quickly built a loyal following for its comforting Korean dishes, warm hospitality and genuine sense of community. At the centre of it all is Bong Ha, head chef and owner. A graduate of William Angliss Cookery College, he brings with him years of experience from kitchens in Melbourne, Seoul and London. That international background is reflected in both the confidence of the cooking and the clear respect for tradition. Now based…
Fresh from the success of her smash hit Wuthering Shites tour, Kate Butch is heading back out on the road and Norwich audiences are in for something gloriously unpredictable. Known for her razor sharp wit, theatrical flair and unapologetic campery, Kate returns with a brand new cabaret show that promises to be as chaotic as it is entertaining. She will take to the stage at Norwich Playhouse, part of Norwich Theatre, on Thursday, April 2, 2026. The venue is located at 42-58 St George’s Street, Norwich, NR3 1AB, offering the perfect intimate setting for a night built on spontaneity and…
In the heart of the Norwich Lanes, The Corkscrew has established itself as one of the city’s most compelling independent restaurants. Relaxed yet refined, this modern European space brings together the warmth of northern Italy and the richness of Norfolk’s seasonal produce in a way that feels natural rather than contrived. At the helm is Chef Patron Samuel Beggi, whose training includes Michelin star and multi AA Rosette kitchens. His cooking reflects both technical precision and a genuine respect for ingredients. Growing up in the north of Italy, Sam developed a deep appreciation for traditional methods, and that influence runs…
If you are searching for a dining experience that feels both comforting and exciting, Namaste Village in Norwich offers exactly that. Often described as one of Norfolk’s finest Indian curry houses, this traditional yet progressive vegetarian restaurant has quietly built a loyal following over the past decade. With a menu full of vegan and gluten free options, it is a place where flavour comes first and everyone is welcome at the table. Located on Queens Road in a beautifully restored former church hall, Namaste Village is hard to miss. The listed building retains its original character, yet inside it has…
If you are searching for a stretch of coastline where life slows down and the horizon feels endless, Sea Palling might be exactly what you need. Tucked along the north Norfolk coast, this quiet village offers a refreshing break from the usual seaside bustle. With its wide sandy beach, welcoming places to stay and surrounding countryside, it is a destination that feels both traditional and wonderfully unspoilt. Sea Palling’s greatest draw is, without doubt, its beach. Expansive, clean and beautifully open, it is the kind of place where families can spread out without feeling crowded. The waters here are calmed…