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Snettisham’s ‘staggering’ discovery

An incredibly rare helmet was found amongst an Iron Age hoard in Snettisham.

• 5 mins

The Regent: Great Yarmouth’s lost cinema

The Regent Theatre in Great Yarmouth is on the ‘Theatres at Risk’ register.

• 3 mins

Who were the Midweek Men?

Author Paul Oxbury uncovers the history of the Midweek Men and their football matches

• 5 mins

The ‘grand design’ that never was

After an office clear out, plans were discovered for a rather grand Britannia Pier.

• 4 mins

The sign maker of Norwich

From gold-leaf to glass framed signs you may have seen Keiran Harper-Jones’ work

• 4 mins

The man who made Shakespeare funny

Uncovering the untold story of Shakespeare’s joke writer… who came from King’s Lynn.

• 6 mins

Fakenham’s ‘gem of Britain’s industrial past’

Fakenham is home to the only surviving town gasworks in England and Wales.

• 6 mins

From RAF hero to movie star: A fishing boat’s tale

The Lydia Eva fishing boat has had a long and varied career, and now is a floating museum

• 6 mins

The Man Who Made Wembley

Introducing… The Man Who Made Wembley

The story of Sir Arthur Elvin from Norwich, who turned Wembley into the national stadium.

• 1 min

The Man Who Made Wembley

1. Prisoner of War

How a young Arthur Elvin went from odd jobs in Norwich to being a German prisoner of war.

• 19 mins

The Man Who Made Wembley

2. Buying Wembley

Arthur gets a job in a Wembley cigarette kiosk - and ends up buying the stadium.

• 12 mins

The Man Who Made Wembley

3. Sporting Capital

Arthur takes Wembley Stadium from the risk of demolition to England’s sporting capital.

• 13 mins

The Man Who Made Wembley

4. Olympic Dreams

Arthur expands Wembley and begins his quest for the Olympic Games.

• 12 mins

The Man Who Made Wembley

5. National Service

Arthur earns a knighthood and brings the Olympic Games to Wembley stadium.

• 15 mins

The brewery in a back garden

An award winning Norfolk beer is actually brewed in a back garden in North Wootton.

• 6 mins

Mary Smith: The ‘witch’ of King’s Lynn

In the 17th century, Matthew Hopkins hunted witches. One of which was Mary Smith.

• 7 mins