When I took over as editor of the Eastern Daily Press six years ago I was told the most important thing to remember was that I was simply the 'custodian' of the title until it's time to hand over the responsibility to someone else.
There won't be a single person reading this who doesn't realise by now that rises in the cost of living and the subsequent fall-out will be one of the biggest issues this country faces for at least the next 12 months.
It's 10.30am on Wednesday morning and a news alert flashes up on my phone.
In a trip to Norfolk last week, MP Liz Truss pledged that her appointment as Prime Minister would be good for the county she currently serves. However, there are others who are concerned the job is so big that the opposite could be true should the South-West Norfolk MP get the vote ahead of rival Rishi Sunak. Whoever wins, there are a series of urgent measures and actions needed in key areas in the county. Here, we outline 10 things for the new tenant of 10 Downing Street to get on top of.
Impartiality is so vital in local media if you are to maintain the trust of readers.
A decade ago EDP editor David Powles was at the start of a two-week stint as a Games Maker at the London 2012 Olympics. He reflects on that time and just how much has changed in the years since.
The fifth Norfolk Day is nearly here!
It seems amazing to think there's a chance that in a few weeks we could have the first Norfolk-based Prime Minister since Sir Robert Walpole took the hot seat back in 1721.
When I last visited the Royal Norfolk Show pre-pandemic in 2019 I left with some nagging little concerns.
