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We’ve all heard or read things about Norfolk that make us wonder where on earth the information came from. If you love Norfolk and everything it has to offer, help us set he record straight.
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Norfolk again the butt of jokes - but do we care?
Another week, another derogatory joke about Norfolk on a primetime comedy show, this time Have I Got News For You? The thing is, do we care? Is it better to laugh along with all the six finger gags? Indeed, will a response see us look po-faced and lacking in humour?
Just found out about this site
Having recently seen the advert and only registered on this site a few moments ago, I feel obliged to add a quick post to applaud the local authorities for, what I’m sure will turn out to be a successful campaign. Norfolk is full of interesting people and even more interesting businesses.
Moving to Norfolk
So we have decided that we're moving to Nofolk. Not sure where and not sure when but we're pretty sure we're coming.
So World Class Norfolk where's best for music, the arts, the water, the perfect pub, the perfect village...market town...life
Not asking much am I but surely all this is NFN. in all seriousenss It would be great to get some real local perspective
We are scouting again this weekend and twiitering @veryflat
Norwich City of Culture
Excitement mounting as the UK City of Culture to be announced today - 7pm BBC1's The One Show. Great opportunity to bust loads of myths. Can't wait.
- emmaf's blog
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Norfolk: Great place for a business
I have lived here for 20 years and as a Scotsman I for sure can call Norfolk home. I recently finished an assignment in Scotland and flew home as I saw it every Friday. I have joined with a business partner from Norwich to set up an online business advice facility to help the SME community based on years in the Corporate world. I sincerely hope to base myself in Norfolk ad infinitum , as this is just a great place to live and work , and especially for the family. I agree with other bloggers that Norfolk will become a sought after place for business to base themselves.
- kiltedhugh's blog
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E-learning company responds to learning game challenge
Real Projects, an e-learning design and development company in Norfolk, has been awarded a contract to develop a Game Based Learning Resource for the Yorkshire Ambulance Service. The project will see Real Projects develop a game based emergency life support course that will be used by over 1500 Volunteer Community First Responders (CFR’s) who respond to life threatening emergencies in their local community.
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Radio 4, Woman's Hour 17/11/09
In response to the recent discussions regarding Elizabeth Truss the prospective Tory candidate for South West Norfolk, Sue Cameron a columnist for the Financial Times stated "they did seem a little bit of an aberration....South West Norfolk seemed to be something out of the 19th century".
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Small Engine Technology Conference 2009 (SETC) HIGH QUALITY PAPER AWARDED TO SCION SPRAYS
Small Engine Technology Conference 2009 (SETC) HIGH QUALITY PAPER AWARDED TO SCION SPRAYS
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Wonderful Wind Turbines
I think it's absolutely wonderful that a whole county has embraced wind power. It really takes Norfolk into a different league. The turbine shots chosen are beautiful and dispell yet another Myth.
Well done on such an excellent marketing campaign.
I only wish my own council would do the same.
IOW Resident
It takes years to be accepted if you're new to Norfolk
I've met dozens of newcomers to Norfolk who appear to collectively hold this view. So is there any truth in it, or is it an example of how easy it can be to view things from one perspective only.
Here's what I think:
Some people base their entire view or belief about a situation on a single piece of evidence. They then apply their thinking as a general rule. For example: I didn't hit it off with them, therefore I expect I'll find it hard to get on with anyone here.



