
Francis Redwood
Journalist at Norwich Evening News
Journalist/reporter for the @EveningNews and @EDP24 E-mail: [email protected]
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1 day ago |
eveningnews24.co.uk | Francis Redwood
Scott Bradley, 28, described hearing screams on Tuesday afternoon and then seeing a shed on fire opposite his home in Fairway, Costessey. He and other neighbours rushed to the site at around 5.40pm to help contain the blaze before emergency services arrived nearly half an hour later. Scott said: "We heard kids screaming and looked outside and saw next door was on fire. "I looked out our living room window and saw large orange flames pouring from the garden.
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eveningnews24.co.uk | Francis Redwood
The plans, submitted last week to Norwich City Council, is to change the use of some of the pedestrianised thoroughfare, outside Units 401 and 402, to restaurant use. The units have recently been taken over by popular US fast-food chain Wingstop and Indian street-food restaurant, Mowgli. If approved it would mean a total of 78.3 sqm - 18.3 sqm outside Wingstop and 60.0 sqm outside Mowgli - would be converted.
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1 day ago |
eveningnews24.co.uk | Francis Redwood
Ginger clothing store, in Timber Hill, says it's taken the "incredibly difficult decision" to close its doors for good on June 7. Beckie Kingsley, store manager, broke the news to customers in a recent social media post. She said: "It's with truly heavy hearts that, after 46 unforgettable years, we have made the incredibly difficult decision to close the doors at our beautiful, beloved and historic Timber Hill home.
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1 day ago |
eveningnews24.co.uk | Francis Redwood
Jarrolds lodged proposals last week to convert some ground floor space at the 218-home St James Quay development, along Printworks Drive. The location for the spa and gym arises from its hotel proposal for the adjacent St James Mill which was put forward in December last year. Jarrolds hopes the new plans will "provide numerous economic benefits" for people in the city.
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2 days ago |
eveningnews24.co.uk | Francis Redwood
Stevie King, who owns the SugarBeat Eating House in Swainsthorpe, made the comments about the cable work being carried out on the A140. The restaurant owner has been campaigning against the roadworks after claiming it has led to a 90pc drop in his lunchtime business. Work on the road, which started in February, is being carried out by Power Systems UK – a sub-contractor working for EDF Energy.
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