June 2017

It took a fair bit of tenacity and good timing for Natasha Cargill to build her dream home in the heart of Norfolk, but she got there in the end, as Tony Hall discovered

Fifty years on from the 1967 ‘Summer of Love’ when an estimated 100,000 people converged on San Francisco in search of nirvana, Victoria Manthorpe looks back at how an Anglo-American youth counter-culture arrived in Norwich and thrived in Norfolk for nearly a decade

His portfolio ranges from the Jerusalem olive grove where Jesus was arrested to the grounds of Boris’ Johnson’s official retreat. Rowan Mantell talks to world-renowned Norfolk garden designer George Carter

When global airline British Airways was looking for a first class magazine cover, they chose a young Norfolk artist

Greg Adjemian and Daniel Smith, best mates since Daniel was 12 and Greg eight, are the driving force behind one of Norfolk’s most successful pub business, G&D Ventures

Check out the Saracen’s Head’s recipes for roast cannon of Wolterton lamb with potatoes, peas and mint; and a lemon tart to be paired with local rhubarb

A mouthwatering summer treat from Richard Hughes’ kitchen

Ah, June, the month of roses and revision, strawberries and stress, 
long light evenings and long, heavy exams

Show director Mark Nicholas of the Royal Norfolk Agricultural 
Association tells us what’s on this year

We caught up with Sophie Ellis and Jess Lapping, co-organisers of Norfolk Superhero

Snape Maltings has charmed visitors for years - here’s why

Norfolk sailor and environmental journalist Laura Hampton swapped a cosy job with the BBC for a life on the sometimes deadly ocean waves; here, she tells us why

June is the month to celebrate Father’s Day and Norfolk is home to some great family businesses, so Judith Palmer spoke to four father and son teams to find out what working so closely with your family is really like

Flint cottages, sandy beaches, idyllic unspoilt countryside and a wonderful understated charm – Norfolk’s east coast villages are waiting to be explored

Spectacular sunsets, beautiful beaches, Victorian charm and traditional seaside resort fun — Hunstanton has plenty to offer everyone — even the adrenaline junkies and Wimbledon lovers

Norwich Theatre Royal chief executive Stephen Crocker has been in charge for six months. So how is it going? From Nativity Play mishaps to Mamma Mia he has some great answers

We have collected some of the best events from around Norfolk during the month of June