“Welcome to Just Regional! This website is updated regularly with news and pictures from the Norfolk area to complement our free magazines which are distributed throughout 50,000 homes and free pick-up sites in Broadland, North Norfolk and Norwich. Just Regional was launched in 2008 with its first magazine Just Aylsham and has since built its portfolio up to 10 magazines as well as Christmas and Summer specials. We focus on the news in your area, keeping the content of each magazine hyper local, meaning every story is relevant and therefore the magazines continue to be well read. Anyway don’t take my word for it, you can check out the latest issues here. Enjoy the read.”
Latest News
Swimming treat for Cringleford’s brave Nikki, 54,September 21, 2018 - Nicole De Greef, a 54-year-old resident at Cavell Court care home, on Cringleford’s Dragonfly Lane, has impressed fellow residents and
Cringleford home puts kettle on for MacmillanSeptember 21, 2018 - A Cringleford care home is asking local residents to join them for coffee, cake and a chat to raise funds for
Cecil Gowing School opens its (out)doorsSeptember 21, 2018 - Cecil Gowing Infant School is inviting parents with children planning to start school in September 2019 to open sessions to look
Restaurant plan for Clarkes AylshamSeptember 20, 2018 - Plans have been submitted to convert the former Clarkes store in Aylsham to a restaurant and Air BnB. An application
Talented youngsters perform Great War musical dramaSeptember 18, 2018 - Young actors have stepped back in time to the First World War for a musical drama about conflict and comradeship
Delight at Anglia in Bloom ‘gold’ for Aylsham
September 14, 2018 - It’s Gold for Aylsham’s entry into the Britain in Bloom Anglian regional competition! The awards day was held in Bury
September 14, 2018 - It’s Gold for Aylsham’s entry into the Britain in Bloom Anglian regional competition! The awards day was held in Bury
CS Lewis satirical comedy comes to Drayton
September 14, 2018 - Searchlight Theatre Company returns to Drayton in October with the The Screwtape Letters, written by CS Lewis, most famous as
September 14, 2018 - Searchlight Theatre Company returns to Drayton in October with the The Screwtape Letters, written by CS Lewis, most famous as
Macmillan event among Salvation Army dates
September 14, 2018 - A Macmillan World’s Biggest Coffee Morning event is taking place in the Mile Cross Salvation Army’s hall, on Vera Road,
September 14, 2018 - A Macmillan World’s Biggest Coffee Morning event is taking place in the Mile Cross Salvation Army’s hall, on Vera Road,
Join Hilary on her fundraising hikeSeptember 12, 2018 - Cromer councillor and walking champion Hilary Cox is putting her heart into a new challenge. Hilary’s Hike 4 Heart 275
Castle to glow gold in Sprowston girl’s memorySeptember 7, 2018 - A group of friends has arranged for Norwich Castle to be lit up in gold in memory of a Sprowston
Happy birthday international aviation academy
September 7, 2018 - More than 100 guests helped celebrate the first anniversary of the opening of the International Aviation Academy, on the Norwich
September 7, 2018 - More than 100 guests helped celebrate the first anniversary of the opening of the International Aviation Academy, on the Norwich
Chance to become a North Norfolk councillorSeptember 3, 2018 - An event to help and inform prospective candidates considering standing for election at North Norfolk District Council next May will
1,300 Norfolk drivers caught during speeding crackdown
August 31, 2018 - More than 1,000 drivers were caught speeding during a week-long enforcement campaign in Norfolk earlier this month. Officers from the
August 31, 2018 - More than 1,000 drivers were caught speeding during a week-long enforcement campaign in Norfolk earlier this month. Officers from the
Free event to keep older people safeAugust 31, 2018 - A care home in Cringleford is inviting the community to its free event aimed at keeping older people safe –
Free family day out at Greenbuild spectacularAugust 24, 2018 - Up to 100 exhibitors will pack the grounds of the National Trust’s Felbrigg Hall, near Cromer, on September 8 and