It's almost that time of year again; the night’s drawing in, the days getting colder, and Christmas is just a matter of weeks away. Here at Heacham Manor, we're already getting excited about the festive fun coming up at the hotel and the surrounding area....
North Norfolk is a place of great natural beauty, and there are few better places to immerse yourself in nature than at the stunning Pensthorpe Natural Park....
It's holiday season in Norfolk, and there is plenty of fun to be had for all the family. As the proud sponsors of the Heacham Carnival, which takes place on the 4th August, we've taken a look at some of the great fares, carnivals and festivals taking place in Norfolk this summer. ...
In this article, we take a look at what you can expect to see at the Sandringham Flower Show 2019. ...
Cycling is one of the UK's fastest growing sports and pastimes, with more than two million people across the country cycling at least once a week according to British Cycling. The appeal of cycling is easy to see, with cyclists able to reduce their carbon footprint by leaving their cars at home, all while keeping in shape and socialising with friends. ...
This month marks the 10th Anniversary of the opening of Heacham Manor Hotel. In that period, we are immensely proud to have hosted our many wonderful guests, and to have provided employment to hundreds of people in the local community. To celebrate our 10th birthday, we caught up with Paul Searle, owner of Heacham Manor, and neighbouring leisure resort, Searles...
23rd April marks the birthday of England's greatest playwright, William Shakespeare. To celebrate, King's Lynn are launching the inaugural Shakespeare Festival. A three-day celebration of Shakespeare, including workshops, performance and discussion. The festival will also feature one of the UK's most beloved Shakespearian actors in Sir Ian McKellen. To celebrate the The King’s Lynn Shakespeare...
William John Edrich, Bill to his friends, was born in Lingwood, Norfolk in 1916. Bill came from a great sporting family, with three of his brothers going on to play first class cricket: Eric and Geoffrey for Lancashire and Brian for Kent and Glamorgan. Famously, the Edrich clan were able to raise a full cricket team of eleven, and, in 1938, a team of Edriches beat Norfolk in a one-day match....
To celebrate World Book Day we are taking a look at how Norfolk has inspired some of the nation's best loved writers....
