RSPB advice on how and when to feed birds to help their survival:

Prof Richard Murphy explains Doughnut Economics in plain English. It could change how we measure success entirely. So why are we still obsessed with GDP? eastangliabylines.co.uk/business/eco...

As part of a series on current economic thinking, Richard Murphy outlines Kate Raworth’s argument for a sustainable economic model | Prof Richard Murphy

People say their own lives are okay. But the country feels like it’s in crisis. Where does that gap come from? asks Stephen McNair eastangliabylines.co.uk/politics/bey...

From the station to City Hall and beyond, Norwich’s community gardens are wanting to welcome you. Join 30+ gardens for open days, walks, and hands‑on workshops celebrating people, plants, and place. Matthew O’Conner Lomas reports eastangliabylines.co.uk/lifestyle/co...

Pelicans. In Norfolk. Not a joke – a real rewilding project. So why did they disappear in the first place? eastangliabylines.co.uk/environment/...

“Dishevelled immigrants” with a 3-metre wingspan? Norfolk might soon be welcoming pelicans back. So when were they here before, and why no longer? eastangliabylines.co.uk/environment/...

Two years of reform finally taking effect. At the exact moment the world tips into crisis. What do voters notice? eastangliabylines.co.uk/politics/two...

The Broads could once again echo with pelican beaks. Rewilding could make it happen. But why did they disappear in the first place?

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Pelicans were once native to Norfolk, but humans pushed them out – will we now welcome them back?  | Sarah Patey

Two coastal towns. Two very different economies. One shared council from 2028. Henry Durand asks, can they find common ground? eastangliabylines.co.uk/politics/loc...

Reform could take Norfolk County Council. Polls suggest it’s possible. But it’s not a done deal – so what happens if voters look a bit closer? eastangliabylines.co.uk/politics/loc...

This should feel like progress. Instead, costs are rising again. So what actually lands? eastangliabylines.co.uk/politics/two...

Alfred Munnings's 'Tendring Hall, Suffolk,' (1930) typifies his big skies. He lived long enough to see his work go comprehensively out of fashion; his reputation has re-flowered as much for his lyrical landscapes of East Anglia as for his depiction of horseflesh.

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Delivery still matters in politics, but it’s no longer enough. The centre-left now has to improve lives, win the narrative, make change visible and emotional. Survival needs policy and storytelling. eastangliabylines.co.uk/politics/bey...

An important webinar - linking Epstein and Harrods survivors on the barriers to justice for women and girls.

Higher wages. Lower bills. More support. Then oil, food and fertiliser prices jump. So what sticks? eastangliabylines.co.uk/politics/two...

Policy takes years to deliver financial benefits. Then war reshapes prices overnight. Which is likely to stick with voters?

People say their own lives are okay. But the country feels like it’s in crisis. Where does that gap come from? asks Stephen McNair eastangliabylines.co.uk/politics/bey...

Workers get new rights. Wages rise. Child poverty falls. This should feel like progress. Policy takes years to deliver. But war & a global crisis may erase the credit before it lands. The brutal reality of governing eastangliabylines.co.uk/politics/two...

From the station to City Hall and beyond, Norwich’s community gardens are wanting to welcome you. Join 30+ gardens for open days, walks, and hands‑on workshops celebrating people, plants, and place. Matthew O’Conner Lomas reports eastangliabylines.co.uk/lifestyle/co...

Workers get new rights. Wages rise. Child poverty falls. This should feel like progress. Policy takes years to deliver. But war & a global crisis may erase the credit before it lands. The brutal reality of governing eastangliabylines.co.uk/politics/two...

This week, many changes the government has been working on for two years are coming into effect. But will they be buried by Trump’s war? | East Anglia Bylines

Think you know Norwich? You might have walked past ten gardens today without knowing who tends them. This festival reveals the city's hidden green heart  – and why these spaces matter more than ever. Matthew O’Conner Lomas introduces the secret workforce. eastangliabylines.co.uk/lifestyle/co...

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Think you know Norwich? You might have walked past ten gardens today without knowing who tends them. This festival reveals the city's hidden green heart  – and why these spaces matter more than ever. Matthew O’Conner Lomas introduces the secret workforce. eastangliabylines.co.uk/lifestyle/co...

Norwich is blooming in shared community spaces. Over thirty of them are inviting you to visit the Community Gardens Festival in April, to dig in, connect and rediscover the joy of growing together. Matthew O’Conner Lomas shares the invitation ⤵️

Norfolk voters are being offered change. But change to what? And based on what we’ve already seen elsewhere? eastangliabylines.co.uk/politics/loc...

Farage signed a shirt “To Mark”. A private lunch. A filmed tour. This doesn’t look like a standard meeting – so how was it approved? eastangliabylines.co.uk/politics/ips...

Lose entire marine eco-systems for a few minutes of jet ski adrenaline? How an Essex council aims to keep its coast to enjoy, not destroy. By Jenny Rhodes eastangliabylines.co.uk/environment/...

🔥 Now THIS is timely… Bringing together Epstein & Harrods survivors to highlight the huge legal gaps in justice for women & girls. This follows our Bylines Gazette on the topic, with a special interview with Sangita Myska. Come along to the webinar—> www.tickettailor.com/events/bylin...

Local residents in Norwich nurture shared spaces for the wellbeing of their neighbours – definitely something worth celebrating  | Matthew O'Conner Lomas

From Biden to Starmer, the same pattern. Big policy wins. Weak political reward. Why isn’t delivery translating into support? asks Stephen McNair eastangliabylines.co.uk/politics/bey...

After last year's tragedy, happily the peregrine falcon laid three eggs on roof of St Albans Cathedral Via BBC News

What does Natalie Bennett have in common with Epstein and Harrods survivors? They all feel very strongly about justice. Watch them on our Webinar for only £3.50 (free for 'FriendsOfBylines') on 15 April at 7pm www.tickettailor.com/events/bylin...

Councils run social care, schools, transport. Complex, expensive, high-risk services. Reform’s record when it moved from campaigning to governing isn’t good… eastangliabylines.co.uk/politics/loc...

Half of East Anglia’s councils go to the polls on 7 May. Expect major shifts as Labour struggles, Conservatives defend key counties, and Reform UK and the Greens surge. But predicting outcomes is far from simple. eastangliabylines.co.uk/politics/loc...

More than 40% of homes in Wells are second homes or holiday lets. That brings wealth – and a hollowed-out winter community. Will a bigger, more distant council understand that? Henry Durand is not sure. eastangliabylines.co.uk/politics/loc...

From Biden to Starmer, the same pattern. Big policy wins. Weak political reward. Why isn’t delivery translating into support? asks Stephen McNair eastangliabylines.co.uk/politics/bey...

Women’s rights are being eroded worldwide it’s vitally important we push back. Join this incredible webinar at 7pm April 15th brought to you by @bylinesnetwork.co.uk for the price of a cup of coffee 👇🏻 www.tickettailor.com/events/bylin...

Known as Norfolk’s “Prosecco Ghetto”, Wells has built a very different identity. Now it’s being placed under a council centred on Great Yarmouth. What happens when those worlds collide, asks Henry Durand? eastangliabylines.co.uk/politics/loc...

Normally a safe-as-military-fortresses royal-blue county, this would be a political earthquake for the Tories on an even greater scale to what happened in Cambridgeshire last year when the once dominant Tories were reduced to a miserable ten seats at New Shire Hall - the same as TeamNigel.

Reform could take Norfolk County Council. Polls suggest it’s possible. But it’s not a done deal – so what happens if voters look a bit closer? eastangliabylines.co.uk/politics/loc...

The life of a peregrine falcon is never without incident.... and just sometimes, needs a helping hand. Via BBC News

Starmer says he’s “delivering change”. Voters don’t seem convinced. Is the problem policy – or something else? By Stephen McNair eastangliabylines.co.uk/politics/bey...

Latest from Pecksniff’s diary: * A by-election win – and suddenly the Greens matter * Labour faces losses everywhere * Tories and Reform too busy attacking each other. eastangliabylines.co.uk/pecksniff/pe...

Two coastal towns. Two very different economies. One shared council from 2028. Henry Durand asks, can they find common ground? eastangliabylines.co.uk/politics/loc...

“Your council is broken. We’ll fix it.” That was the pitch. But what happened when Reform actually took control elsewhere? eastangliabylines.co.uk/politics/loc...