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greatyarmouthmercury.co.uk | Robbie Bennett
The VE Day event (Image: St . Peters Church) A church's fundraising events have raised £635.61 for the Royal British Legion. St.Peter's Church, Clippesby, marked VE Day on May 9 with an event featuring local singer Sarah Mai. READ MORE: 7 of the prettiest seaside spots to visit in Norfolk The evening was described as "fun, happy, and sometimes emotional". A raffle was also held the previous Tuesday at the monthly coffee, cake, and chat gathering.
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lowestoftjournal.co.uk | Robbie Bennett
Each production was given an award from the Eastern Region of NODA (National Operatic and Dramatic Association), which covers the UK area from the Thames to the Wash, approximately between the A1 and the North Sea. The awards were received for Cinderella - Best Pantomime, Kipps, the New Half a Sixpence - Best Musical, and Cats - Best Technical.
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greatyarmouthmercury.co.uk | Robbie Bennett
Magic Acorns is hosting Wavelength, a "gentle, interactive performance" for children under three, on North Beach in Great Yarmouth. The event, led by six early years artists, is designed to encourage families to "listen, move, play, and make noise together" in the sand dunes.
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lowestoftjournal.co.uk | Robbie Bennett
Harleston House put on a packed programme of activities on May 8, with residents, staff, and relatives participating. The celebrations began with raising the Union Jack in the car park and playing The Last Post, followed by a breakfast table discussion about VE Day. Residents then visited East Coast College, where they joined students for a multi-generational VE Day celebration, observing a two-minute silence.
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lowestoftjournal.co.uk | Robbie Bennett
The Seagull Theatre in Morton Road, Lowestoft, will welcome Chris Sainton-Clark on May 16. The show, titled "Tales from a British Country Pub," will see the musician take the audience through his "troublesome and hilarious experiences" of working in British pubs. The show is set to start at 7.30pm and tickets cost £8. A spokesman for the Seagull Theatre said: "Join comedy musician Chris Sainton-Clark as he takes you through his troublesome and hilarious experiences of working in British pubs.
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thetfordandbrandontimes.co.uk | Robbie Bennett
As a symbol of unity and remembrance, the Union Flag will fly outside all council buildings. The event is set to be held on August 15. The council will also distribute flags to local businesses and parish councils, with the goal of having 80 flags flying across South Norfolk to represent each year since the global conflict ended. The initiative is a tribute to the individuals who made the ultimate sacrifice, and to millions who ensured a home awaited returning soldiers, sailors, and airmen.
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eveningnews24.co.uk | Robbie Bennett
Legally Blonde The Musical will be at Theatre Royal in Norwich from September 21 to 26, 2026. It follows the transformation of Elle Woods from 'it girl' fashionista to a legal ace at Harvard Law School.
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eveningnews24.co.uk | Robbie Bennett
The event is part of a fundraising initiative for Children in Need's latest mental wellbeing campaign. The fundraiser, launched by Pudsey Bear and comedy duo LadBaby, will see hundreds of children and staff from Busy Bees centres across the UK sing funny songs like Old McDonald had a Space Station, The Bananas on the Bus, and Heads, Shoulders, Knees and Potatoes.
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eveningnews24.co.uk | Robbie Bennett
The Service of Thanksgiving and Remembrance was held on May 11, marking the 80th anniversary of the war's end in Europe. War veterans, armed forces members and civic dignitaries attended the event, which began with a parade through the Cathedral Close. READ MORE: IKEA submits plans to open store in city retail park The Dean of Norwich, the Very Revd Dr Andrew Braddock, said: "We are privileged this afternoon to have amongst us veterans who served during the Second World War.
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eveningnews24.co.uk | Robbie Bennett
The event, organised by the Feed, is scheduled for June 12. Participants will form teams to solve clues around the city, with prizes up for grabs for the winners. The evening will conclude with a meal prepared by the Feed's catering team. Teams can be made up of two to six people, with each person needing to buy a ticket in advance. READ MORE: 'Pirates' to take to the city's rivers in sewage protest Tickets are priced at £30 per person, plus booking fees.
