Jenny Kirk

2 weeks ago | bbc.co.uk | Jenny Kirk |Louise Parry

Image source, Jenny Kirk/BBCImage caption, Darren, known as "Captain Baldy", helped to organise a pirate-themed protest against sewage in Norfolk's riversBBC News, East of EnglandWhitlingham Broad, NorfolkBBC News, East of EnglandPaddle-boarders, punters and swimmers have held protests at rivers and beaches across the East of England to call for action against sewage pollution.

3 weeks ago | bbc.co.uk | Harriet Heywood |Jenny Kirk

Image source, Jenny Kirk/BBCImage caption, Darren Reeve, from the Suffolk Fire Service, said crews used What3Words to determine the exact locationA forest fire several hundred metres across was "hard work for crews". Suffolk Fire Service was called to Marks Lane, near the village of Santon Downham, in Thetford Forest, at 14:41 BST on Saturday. It said the blaze covered 300m (985ft) by 200m (650ft) and the undergrowth had been "well alight".

3 weeks ago | bbc.com | Harriet Heywood |Jenny Kirk

Deep-seated forest fire 'hard work' for crewsHarriet Heywood & Jenny KirkJenny Kirk/BBCDarren Reeve, from the Suffolk Fire Service, said crews used What3Words to determine the exact locationA forest fire several hundred metres across was "hard work for crews". Suffolk Fire Service was called to Marks Lane, near the village of Santon Downham, in Thetford Forest, at 14:41 BST on Saturday. It said the blaze covered 300m (985ft) by 200m (650ft) and the undergrowth had been "well alight".

1 month ago | bbc.co.uk | Jenny Kirk |

Image source, Jenny Kirk/BBCImage caption, Helen McGrath-Doherty wanted to create her own cabin after she was inspired by a friend who had repurposed the units beforeA woman has repurposed the bodies from refrigerated supermarket delivery vans and given them a new lease of life as a "fairytale cabin". After rescuing the units from the scrapheap, Helen McGrath-Doherty and husband Pete Doherty spent 12 weeks using other recycled materials to turn them into holiday accommodation in Woodton, Norfolk.

2 months ago | yahoo.com | Jenny Kirk |Brian Farmer

A civic official said "terrible mistakes" made during the Covid-19 pandemic must not be repeated. Kurshida Mirza, the High Sheriff of Buckinghamshire, said society must learn from the experiences of the bereaved. She was speaking at an event staged in Milton Keynes to mark the fifth anniversary of the pandemic. About 100 people attended the "day of reflection" - one of many staged around Britain on Sunday.