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Places
Dereham Market
Dereham Market is held twice weekly, on a Tuesday and Friday, in the Market Place and Church Street. Dereham’s Market can be traced as far…
Holt Market
Holt Market is an outdoor street market that is ran every first Sunday of the month from April to December. The event is held in…
Alysham Market
Aylsham Food and Craft Market runs om the first Saturday of every month, with the exception of January, in the historic and beautiful setting of…
Watton Market
Watton’s weekly market is held every Wednesday selling a wide range of goods – come and see what’s on offer at this market located outside…
Wayland Wood
Wayland Wood is one of the largest woods in South Norfolk, and has a recorded history going back to the Domesday book. It has a…
Little Discoverers
Little Discoverers provide early education for pre-school children in West Norfolk with movement difficulties and delayed development with the aim of developing the children’s abilities…
Runham Wildlife Rescue
Runham Wildlife Rescue is a Wildlife rehabilitation centre run by a small number of volunteers who get injured wildlife back into nature.
Lowestoft Library
Located near to the town centre, Lowestoft Library provides borrowing services and much more for the local community. It is also only a short walk…
Cambridge Junction
Cambridge Junction is a live music and arts venue, which opened in Cambridge in 1990 on the site of the city’s former Cattle Market.
Cambridge Corn Exchange
Cambridge Corn Exchange, is Cambridge’s biggest venue for music, comedy and entertainment.
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