

Our Mental Health Watch campaign was launched in October 2015.
Its aims are to reduce the stigma around mental health issues, raise awareness as well as campaign for improved services in Norfolk and Suffolk, where the trust is in special measures.
Award-winning journalist currently working as Westminster Correspondent at The Yorkshire Post, based in London. Previously Health and Political Correspondent at the Eastern Daily Press.
Our Mental Health Watch campaign was launched in October 2015.
Its aims are to reduce the stigma around mental health issues, raise awareness as well as campaign for improved services in Norfolk and Suffolk, where the trust is in special measures.
Although Norwich Market has changed with the times – and faced periods of uncertainty – its colourful striped roofs are now an iconic part of the city centre.
But the market can only continue to thrive if people back the traders on their doorstep.
That’s why the Evening News today launches our Get Behind Your Market campaign, to encourage everyone to support the market, so it can carry on for many years to come.
As part of the Great Yarmouth Mercury campaign to help Hemsby Inshore Rescue Service raise the money it needs to keep saving lives off shore and on the Broads, we will be getting to know the crew, who are all volunteers, that keep the service running not just out on the water but behind the scenes too.
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