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Bill Cleyndert & Company is keeping traditional craftsmanship alive in Norwich, blending heritage skills with modern design and innovation. From bespoke furniture making to dedicated apprenticeship programmes, the company champions collaboration, creativity, and community. Discover how this family-run business supports local makers, invests in future talent, and helps Norwich remain a vibrant centre for skilled trades and sustainable growth.

Norwich is home to a company that not only equips almost every UK Fire & Rescue service but is also redefining what sustainability in engineering looks like. Here’s what we found out.

With Norwich Castle’s long-anticipated reopening and the debut of The Castle: Rebuilding History, we spoke with Charlie Gauvain, Managing Director of Eye Film, to delve into the making of the documentary and examine the current landscape of Norwich’s film industry.

In this sector spotlight we explored the innovative landscape in and around Norwich to uncover what's driving world-class engineering and entrepreneurship in the heart of Norfolk. Discover how the area is becoming a hub for pioneering talent and forward-thinking businesses, challenging outdated perceptions.

Norwich’s gaming scene is thriving, and it’s just getting started. Rooted in community, this dynamic hub is quickly becoming one to watch. We caught up with Robin, founder of Fairer Games, to find out what makes Norwich such a compelling place to create, collaborate, and grow in the world of game development.

Do you want to find out what it's like working in the creative industries in Norwich? Our latest blog, written by Robert Jones, founder of Brandland explores the state of the current creative sector in Norwich and discusses what the future of the industry will look like. Robert offers some advice on what can be improved and how the community as a collective can work towards that.

Beryl, National Grid and Work in Norwich have joined forces on a ‘free commute scheme’ with the aim of helping jobseekers afford their commute to interviews and subsequently, work.

Norwich offers diverse opportunities for construction industry professionals, ranging from residential and commercial development to specialised heritage restoration. This blog offers an expert insight into the industry.

The Centre for Microbial Interactions is a new initiative to support and promote microbiology expertise from across Norwich Research Park. This blog was written by representatives from the Centre of Microbial Interactions, as they offer insights to the new centre and its scientists.

Commuting is a key consideration for anyone looking to move to a new place for work and Norwich has a lot to offer. A compact city with friendly walking, cycling and bus routes.

Based on the concept of a “hackathon” the event is for people with a business idea, aspiring developers, designers and marketing experts – as well as those who are just looking to get new skills and have fun.

We are very proud to be able to sponsor an event acknowledging the achievements of women across all areas of the industry.