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Age of reason is out to lunch with the Twits from the BBC | Will Buckley

We are being encouraged to think Twitter is more important than it really is – stand by for Lineker, Hansen and Shearer competing through Tweets next summer The fact that last week's edition of The Moral Maze was dedicated to Twitter suggests either that the reduced social networking tool is more important than you might think or that the BBC would like you to think it is more important than...

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Debate to determine mental health priorities for Norfolk and Waveney

November dates for Lowestoft, Norwich and Swaffham Edited by Jane Hill: The Norfolk and Waveney Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust has organised three events for stakeholders, to discuss local mental health priorities for the provider for next year. The meetings are on Monday 23 November 2009, 6pm to 8pm, Victoria Hotel, Lowestoft; Tuesday 24 November, 6pm to 8pm, Music Room, Assembly House, Norwich;...

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Local Mills - Loddon Corn Windmills

c.1925 Loddon Postmill Stood in Mill Road and was known as Pye's Mill. c.1885 Loddon Smockmill Sometimes known as Chapman's Mill stood in Mill Loke and was demolished c.1904 News from the past . . . To be SOLD A Very good WATER-MILL, WIND-MILL, DWELLING-HOUSE & about nine Acres of Land at Loddon in Norfolk. The situation of the above Watermill is so well known, that it is needless to point it out...

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It's been a busy couple of months...

It's been a busy couple of months with performances up and down the country, we've really enjoyed our touring but it's good to be back in Norfolk especially as we have some exciting things coming up here. Sunday 15th November THE TWA CORBIES - folk gig at The Raveningham Centre, 2pm -4pm FREE ENTRY Traditional folk from Britain and beyond with two of East Anglia's finest fiddlers, Laura Cannell &...

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A critical friend is a true friend

Over the past weeks I have become aware of the phrase ‘critical friend’. It has frequently popped up during conversations with like minded businesswomen. At first I took it at face value - having thought about it, I realise the inherent power of the true ‘critical friend’. We all tend to seek the approval of others; women do so more so than men, simply because of the way we...

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A Norwich Darned and Embroidered Shawl Counterpane

Thank you for supporting Carrow House with your purchase of samplers charted by Philippa Sims. Here you can see an example of the good work undertaken by the Norfolk Costume and Textile Association. This unique, embroidered counterpane needed conservation and the NC&TA raised the necessary funds of £10,980 to complete its conservation in 1997. Conservation is expensive and now you can see...

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Public talk on stroke care at Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital

Benjamin Gooch Lecture Theatre, 12 November Edited by Andy Porter: Health experts at the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital will give a talk on stroke care, aimed at the public, from 6pm to 8pm on Thursday 12 November 2009 in the hospital’s Benjamin Gooch Lecture Theatre. Those attending will hear more about the new life–saving Thrombolysis [clot–busting] Service, the early supported...

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Norfolk Sculls, 31st October, 2009

Well done to everyone who went along to Norwich on Saturday for the Norfolk Sculls - there was a good contingent of competitors and supporters from DRC despite the rather grey weather. On the river were Catherine, Chezzi, Chris L., Clio, Hannah, John, Malcolm, Megan, Steve F. and Tim. Full results can be found on the Norwich website: http://www.norwichrowingclub.co.uk/ Particular congratulations to...

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Clarke claiming more but doing less?

The expenses row has turned the spotlight onto our MPs, how much they earn, how much they claim and what work they do. So it is only right that we look closely at what our local MPs are up to. Is Charles Clarke providing value-for-money? According to the research done by theyworkforyou.com, Mr Clarke is yet to speak in the House of Commons during 2009 and his only parliamentary contribution was in...

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Norfolk Broads Boating – Short Breaks and Holidays

The Norfolk Broads Boating holidays have become very popular and are now some of the best loved holidays in the UK. The choice of boats available is now more extensive than ever before and there are plenty of places to start your holiday or short break and this means you can explore more areas of this beautiful part of Norfolk. The boatyards have a wide selection of boats for you to enjoy and these...

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PR possibilty

One of the most succesful PR projects I ever did was 'Faces of Norwich'. Portraits in many different locations, often illustrating the sitters hobby or work, of 70 of the leading Norwich figures in Politics, Relgion, Education, Sport, Legal, Arts, Media, Health etc. All the portraits were displayed in 20 x 30 or larger art frames on a special opening night. No one had been allowed to see their portrait...

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Shiatsu Post Graduate Course

Yesterday, I started a post graduate course in Shiatsu & Oriental Medicine, in Norwich Norfolk. I can't believe that it has been over seventeen years since I started my initial training in Shiatsu, eventually qualifying from the Shiatsu College (Norwich) in 1995. The strangest thing I noticed after attending yesterdays all-day session, was it actually made me feel like only a month or two had...

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The Good Life - 1 Peter 2:11-12.

There is a current controversy in Norfolk. Norfolk is a very rural county. Apart from in the county town of Norwich, most people seem to be engaged in agriculture and even the local football team is nicknamed "The Tractormen". It is one of those places about which townies make lewd jokes suggesting that there are a lot of brother-sister marriages. The implication is that people who live there...

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Club Trophies

NGC 2009 Awards for Flying Achievement: The Whiskey Cup For the most points on the Cross Country Ladder. (Only flights from Tibenham) PETE RYLAND The Club Ladder Points are awarded for the first solo and badge claims. SIMON URRY The NGC President’s Trophy For the best flight from a Norfolk Airfield. TOM SMITH President's Triangle For the fastest handicapped speed round the "Presidents Triangle",...

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Old Mother Hubbard

Being performed by Theatre 101 in Norwich, Norfolk

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Norfolk and Waveney Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust

Norfolk and Waveney Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust - wellbeingnewseditor

Wellbeing Newsline: Contributors > Norfolk’s first NHS–provided psychiatric intensive care unit [PICU], was officially opened by Pat Holman, chief executive, Norfolk and Waveney Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust at a ceremony held at Justin Gardner House at Hellesdon Hospital in Norwich – and was immediately described by one expert as the best ward of its type in the country. The 10–bed Rollesby Ward...

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Justin Gardner House

Justin Gardner was a brilliant man. He had his patients interest at heart and he knew that depression could affect anyone and I mean anyone. I think that...

en - (not a member) - 23/10/2009

Justin Gardner House

whote message are sending to patients by naming a mental heath unit after Justin Gardner who took his own life in 2005,by hanging himself

en - (not a member) - 13/09/2009

Eco Fridge

Ever time I visit a freind at Justin Gardner House at Hellesdon Hospital in Norwich I find that it is so cold in this building even when the temp outside...

en - (not a member) - 13/09/2009