Four Norfolk suffragettes who changed the society we live in
Chris Armstrong looks at the lives of Dorothy Jewson, Grace Marcon, Miriam Pratt, and Princess Sophia Duleep Singh.
Thomas Baines: Norfolk's rover, artist and war journalist
Chris Armstrong tells the tale of a peripatetic life of adventure, danger, a degree of fame, and alleged infamy
Messenger Monsey: medical man and mordant wit
Monsey insulted or offended just about everyone he met he had enough about him to retain the affection of most of those he had upset.
Admiral Lord Nelson's 'bad day at the office'
Nelson’s ‘bad day at the office’ cost him an arm, and a hunk of cheese
John Jarrold ll: the successful retailer and accidental printer and publisher
Historian Chris Armstrong looks at the life of John Jarrold II, a conscientious committed Christian – and occasional curmudgeon
Sir Samuel Peto: the man who worked on many of London's iconic buildings
Sir S Morton Peto, the story of the paradoxical man’s life and legacy, which includes some very famous monuments
Incredible story of the man who founded Norwich Union
Who was the eccentric visionary who founded Norwich Union?
Life and times of Norfolk heroine nurse Edith Cavell
Executed by the Germans in World War One, Swardeston-born nurse Edith Cavell was a remarkable, brave woman
The ‘Norfolk Napoleon’ who founded Roys of Wroxham 125 years ago
Arnold Roy was a man of vision whose Wroxham empire is still going strong
