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Thursday 16th May 2013
All the world's a stage but it is not always the right one for the drama group at Centre 81 which works with people in wheelchairs or with other disabilities. After a highly successful production of Treasure Island at Cliff Park Junior School,...
Friday 10th May 2013
Beauty student Victoria Smith has been named as Young Adult Learner of the Year for the Eastern Region. Victoria, who won gold medal in the World Skills beauty ‘Olympics’ at the Birmingham NEC last November, was chosen from hundreds of...
Thursday 9th May 2013
The James Paget University Hospital has recruited 40 new registered nurses to bring it up to full strength. In recent years the hospital has used bank or agency staff to fill the gaps from vacancies but having permanent staff as part of the ward...
Wednesday 8th May 2013
Great Yarmouth is set for three special market days as part of national Love Your Local Market fortnight (May 15 – 29). A food festival will kick off activities to promote Great Yarmouth Market on Thursday May 23, when a selection of local...
Tuesday 7th May 2013
Great Yarmouth borough has a new police Chief Inspector and she has already been out on patrol across the district. Kathryn Thacker has taken over from Chief Inspector Stuart Armes, who now oversees the South Norfolk district. She brings a wealth...
 
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23.05.13 - Great Yarmouth Beer and Cider Festival
St. Georges Theatre welcomes the Great Yarmouth Beer and Cider Festival as it’s venue for 2013.  The annual event, now in its 7th year, will be hosted at St. Georges from 23rd to 26th May. Over 50 different ales from a wide selection of breweries will be available over the weekend long event plus a large selection of the increasingly popular locally produced ciders. As well as a great selection of real ales and ciders the festival promises some great music with a fantastic line up of live performers. Each session will include performances from talented local artists providing reflective acoustic songs and sounds for lunchtime sessions followed by more up beat lively music during the evening sessions. ‘Banjaxeld’, a three piece playing blues, soul and funk will headline the opening session on Thursday 23rd May, whilst ‘Feral Mouth’ will be playing their own distinct combination of Bluegrass, Folk and Country music on Friday evening with rock combo Blindside performing a variety of popular covers to bring the Saturday night session to a close. The full line by session in order of appearance is as follows: Thursday 23rd evening; The Written, Junk Shop Poets, Banjaxeld Friday 24th lunchtime; Dougie Archer, Jude Garrod Friday 24th evening: Sepiatones, Fuelled by Rose, Addisons Uncle, Feral Mouth Saturday 25th lunchtime; Flaming Apes, Banjax Saturday 25th evening: Kolin Durier, Also Known As, Graham Stacey, Blindside Sunday 26th lunchtime: Jimmy Roe, The Missing Piece. The live music is being co-ordinated by music promoters "BROKEN SEVEN EVENTS" who are closely linked with the music scene, having put on numerous gigs and music showcases around the area. 
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