We welcome inquiries about Norwich and the Norwich area from journalists, bloggers, broadcast media, film makers and researchers. VisitNorwich works with a large number of small and large businesses, historians and attractions including transport providers enabling us to arrange press trips to Norwich and further into Norfolk for all manner of themes and stories. Please contact PR & Marketing Manager, Melanie Cook on [email protected] or call 01603 559574.
The Norwich area is bursting with fantastic experiences, culture, history, beautiful countryside, local food and drink, water activities (the Broads) and outdoor pursuits. Please get in touch if you have a feature idea and you think we will be able to help!
2024 Press Releases:
April
Chewbacca, Darth Vader and Droids to descend on Chantry Place for May the 4th charity event
March
NEW RESCUE PONIES MADDISON AND POPPY JOIN REDWINGS AYLSHAM
January
Half term treats at Norwich Theatre
Hamlet to take centre stage at Norwich Cathedral’s summer Shakespeare Festival
REDWINGS HORSE SANCTUARY CELEBRATES 40TH ANNIVERSARY
The Most Poop-ular trail at Pensthorpe returns
Buy One Get One Free at BeWILDerwood Norfolk!
Norfolk and Norwich Festival and Norwich Theatre in world class collaboration for 2024 festival
Thomas Browne sculptures find new home in Eaton Park
Norwich Science Festival 2024 ticket release
Chantry Place to host two-week ‘Under the Sea Trail’ as part of Norwich Science Festival
2023 Press Releases:
December
What’s new for 2024 in Norwich
Norwich Science Festival Announces Festival Highlights
New season programme at The Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts
We have a large selection of great copyright free digital photography for use in articles and websites. Contact [email protected] / 01603 559574
Research
If you are researching the history of Norwich, VisitNorwich has access to documents created by the Heritage and Economic And Regeneration Trust (HEART). If you would like to know more, please email [email protected]
Filming in the Norwich area
Norwich welcomes film makers. If you want to film on private property, you will need to seek permission from the relevant property owners – eg Cathedral, Castle and other historic sites. The same applies to council properties such as Norwich Market & Elm Hill. It is advisable to contact Norwich City Council’s film-friendly team for guidance beforehand. The film-friendly team has the information and contacts you need and can advise you on the best way to proceed.
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