According to the Home Office data, there were 618 crimes reported around venues on and near Prince of Wales Road from August 2018 to July 2019. In the last three years there have been 1,811 reported near venues in total, with the number fluctuating slightly - 548 were recorded in 2017/18 and 645 in 2016/17. The most common crimes recorded are - perhaps unsurprisingly - violent and sexual offences and anti-social behaviour. The street has long had a reputation for being troublesome, but Andy G

It's a mainstay of the city, having recently celebrated 15 years in Norwich. Lauren Cope visited Japanese restaurant Shiki.

Arriving at jobs in baggy jeans and Timberland boots, Sarah Leo felt she didn't quite fit the mould of a glossy, high-heeled model.

What would you do if society broke down? Many of us, perhaps inspired by post-apocalyptic films and dramas, might have sketched out an escape route, planned our first moves and made a mental note of our survival kits.

His death gave rise to an outpouring of support in Norwich, and saw hundreds pay tearful tributes at a candlelit vigil.

A Norfolk woman says the pain of watching her mother's traumatic death has seen her put aside money to die in a Swiss clinic if she faces a similar diagnosis.

A young woman who escaped after being assaulted by a convicted rapist has spoken about the terrifying ordeal and how she fled to safety.

Living in east Norwich, a stone's throw from the Broads, Lowestoft rarely makes it onto the day trip list.

Mum who once faced homelessness to open upcycling and craft centre A mother-of-two who was once homeless hopes to teach money-saving skills and improve people's mental health with her new furniture upcycling and craft centre. Emma Steer's passion for craft began as a teenager, when she first started repainting and upcycling old pieces of furniture aged 15. Her creative flair has grown with her, helping her through poverty, depression and abuse, and earlier this year she moved from west Norfol

Up and down the country, pubs are closing, as costs rise and numbers of punters dwindle. In some corners, though, optimism remains. Lauren Cope reports.

'The wounds never go away' - football child sexual abuse survivor speaks out The voices of survivors of child sexual abuse in football are growing stronger. Lauren Cope spoke to Alan Arber, a familiar face in local football and a survivor, to talk about his work supporting those coming forward. For Mr Arber, the repercussions of child abuse in football have rippled through adult life, affecting him at almost every turn. His experience began when he was just a boy, facing years of abuse by his

It is the city's clubland and a well-trodden route to and from the train station. Lauren Cope looks at 150 years of Prince of Wales Road - and what will happen to it next.

Almost 50 homes, a coffee shop and two new floors have been proposed as part of a major new chapter for a prominent city nightclub.

A young mother who felt unable to leave her house after being raped in Norwich has spoken out about the devastating impact it had on her life - and her journey to a new start.

It's less than a month until the Premier League returns for its 2019/20 season.

We asked 50 independent business owners around the county for the highs and lows of their work, and how the role has changed.

The sister restaurant to a city centre eatery, Steak in the Stix is Norfolk's newest steakhouse. Lauren Cope put it through its paces.

House prices have highlighted a stark divide in wealth along the Norfolk coast, with one end home to the most expensive homes in the county - and the other to the cheapest.

In 2017, a bold £6m scheme began to improve fortunes for the city's youngsters. As part of our focus on deprivation in Norwich, Lauren Cope looks at what it has achieved so far.

'We're living on £10 a day': What deprivation means to Norwich families Many of the gardens along Clarkson Road are well maintained, cars line the kerbs and parents chat happily on street corners. But this area of Earlham is, according to the latest government figures, the most deprived place in Norwich and among the most deprived areas in the country. And behind some of the front doors are stories of hardship, many of them hidden. Grandfather Daniel Mark*, 54, says struggling to make ends m