Jack Warren

England

Reporter at North Norfolk News

Reporter at Eastern Daily Press

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Articles

Cafe owner blames loud drilling for keeping away city's al fresco diners

3 days ago | eveningnews24.co.uk | Jack Warren

Roland Schreiber, who owns Expresso café in St Georges Street, says the racket to install EV charging points at St Andrew's Hall has been affecting his trade. READ MORE: How Magdalen Street Road Closure is affecting businesses He said: "It is obviously damaging our business for people who want to enjoy our catering offering outside in this fantastic weather. "We have been given no notice about this. "However it is essential work as I understand it and it has to be done.
Pizzeria offering bottomless pizza lunches to take over closed city restaurant

4 days ago | eveningnews24.co.uk | Jack Warren

Motto Pizza has been given the go-ahead by City Hall to open in St Benedict's Street -taking over the spot held by Farmyard, a fine dining restaurant which closed in June last year. The all-you-can-eat Essex pizza chain was founded by Georgie Collins in 2018. READ MORE: Norwich street lamp shines light on old tram network It works on a light system which enables customers to call for another slice.
Well-known owner of newsagents and life-long Canaries fan dies aged 84

5 days ago | eveningnews24.co.uk | Jack Warren

From a small Sunday paper round to a major business at the beating heart of the city, Norwich stalwart John Howell built an empire from newspapers. As a team, John and his wife Sylvia ran one of the most successful newsagents in Norwich out of a small shop on Magdalene Road- which they built from virtually nothing.
Closed book shop to be transformed as city hall gives scheme green light

5 days ago | edp24.co.uk | Jack Warren

The old Amnesty book shop at 82 St Benedicts Street is to be transformed into a British Red Cross shop as Norwich City Council has passed plans to put up new signs. The Amnesty bookshop closed last July after financial pressures made renewing the lease unviable and since then the unit has remained empty.
Magdalen Street shop could be converted into a dentist

5 days ago | eveningnews24.co.uk | Jack Warren

The closed furniture shop on Magdalen Street could be turned into a dentist (Image: Jack Warren) A new dentist could fill a closed furniture shop in the city. Plans put to City Hall propose transforming the old furniture shop at 3 Magdalen Street into a dental practice. The new facility would include two treatment rooms with a decontamination room between, an X-ray machine and a reception area. It is not clear whether the new practice would offer NHS places.
Traders in city street dubbed 'Marijuana Street' say it is becoming a 'ghost town'

6 days ago | edp24.co.uk | Jack Warren

But traders in Magdalen Street say the recent road closures, drug busts and the shutting of Anglia Square have left the once lively area as a “ghost town”. Business owners – who have dubbed the road “Marijuana Street” – claim the recent fire at the former Cat and Fiddle pub has made the situation even worse.
An overlooked city relic that shines a light on Norwich's lost transport network

1 week ago | eveningnews24.co.uk | Jack Warren

In between the clubs and bars of Price of Wales Road and the medieval architecture of Elm Hill, there is a unique street lamp on Bank Plain standing as a reminder of the city's early 20th century transport network. Originally installed as part of Norwich’s tram system, the column is believed to be around 120 years old. READ MORE: Suspected stabbing in Shorncliffe Avenue "drug dealer alley" When the tram network was removed, it was converted into a street lamp.
Emergency services investigate aftermath of drug den blaze

1 week ago | eveningnews24.co.uk | Jack Warren

Urban search and rescue and police can be seen working on investigations behind a police cordon after a drug den caught fire last week, closing off the top end of Magdalen Street. Three trucks with large containers in tow could be seen lining the road with police still manning the closed off road.
Neighbours describe fear following suspected stabbing in 'drug dealers' alley'

1 week ago | eveningnews24.co.uk | Jack Warren

People in a Mile Cross street described seeing police swarming the area on Monday evening following the alleged incident. The attack is believed to have happened in a spot locals have nicknamed “drug dealers’ alleyway”, which connects Shorncliffe Avenue and Hansard Close. It led to a raft of social media speculation that a victim had been stabbed in the face at the site.
Owners of a family-run bed and mattress business have submitted expansion bid

1 week ago | eveningnews24.co.uk | Jack Warren

Sound Sleep Beds, which has stores across East Anglia, will take over an old bike shop at unit 51in the White Lodge Business Estate if plans get the go-ahead. Under the proposals, submitted to Norwich City Council, the empty store will be converted into a new shop and showroom. The owners of the business say the move is driven by a need for more space to expand displays to keep up with bigger firms.