Marco Pierre White joins line up of Norfolk Food Festival patronsTop chef and restaurateur Marco Pierre White says he is looking forward to visiting this year's Norfolk Food Festival after being named as the event's fourth high-profile patron.
Norfolk Food Festival cookery class marks Olympic countdownWith just a year until the Olympic Games get under way in London, youngsters this week used the world's greatest sporting event as inspiration for a special Norfolk Food Festival cookery lesson.
Have you planned your Norfolk Food Festival event yet?Do not miss your chance to be involved with the county's biggest celebration of local produce that was the rallying cry issued by organisers of the Norfolk Food Festival last night.
Five pubs shortlisted for South Norfolk competitionFive pubs have been shortlisted for the third annual South Norfolk Council's Community Pub of the Year Award.


Title sponsors continue to back the county's Food Festival.Once again Bidwells are delighted to remain the title sponsors of the EDP Bidwells Norfolk Food Festival. We at Bidwells have, over the last 5 years, been active in developing, shaping and growing the Festival with many others. We are delighted to see the patrons for the Festival being true heroes in their own right - Delia, Galton, Carluccio and Marco are all extremely well-known names and we are delighted to be associated with a Festival they believe is worthy of support.
Once again, the Festival in September will provide us with the opportunity to promote our multi-disciplined property consultancy business to a wide audience both across Norfolk and now as a destination event further afield.
We continue to work with businesses across the county and the region and developing opportunities within the food sector, whether it be the raw commodity producers at the farm, processors and many others involved in the food chain.
We believe that the Food Festival for Norfolk is a tremendous opportunity to raise the profile of this wonderful county and I would urge everybody to take the opportunity to participate - there is something for everyone.


The Great Norfolk Taste Test is on its wayHolidaymakers are set to be the first participants in the Great Norfolk Taste Test when it arrives at Norwich Airport this week.
Big crowds at Elveden Estate's Big Onion Food FestivalHundreds of mouths were left watering yesterday as the best of Norfolk and Suffolk produce was placed on display during an inaugural all-day food festival.
Delia Smith steps down from Norwich City catering roleDelia Smith is hanging up her apron - at least when it comes to her involvement with the catering at her beloved Norwich City Football Club.
Is a Jamie Oliver restaurant coming to Norwich's Royal Arcade?One of food guru Jamie Oliver's restaurants could be coming to Norwich, after plans were lodged for a new Italian restaurant in the Royal Arcade.
Could Norfolk Heatwave's Certain Death be the hottest chilli sauce made in the county?The promise of certain death hardly seems like the most appealing way to sell a product, but the Norfolk creator of a quirky new hot chilli sauce says it is proving a hit with the public.
Momentum is building for Norfolk Food Festival's tasty fiveWith just a few weeks to go until the start of the EDP Bidwells Norfolk Food Festival, Victoria Leggett looks at how preparations for the five big weekend celebrations are coming along.
New Norwich KFC gets go aheadPlans to build a new Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant on Norwich's outer ring road have been given the go ahead.
Wymondham headteacher objects to siting of catering van near schoolA headteacher has objected to the proposed siting of a mobile catering van near her school.
Supermarket support for Norfolk and Suffolk food and drink producersDozens of food and drink producers in Norfolk and Suffolk have been given a trading boost after being stocked on the shelves of a regional supermarket chain.
Controversy over plans for new Norwich KFCPlans to build a new Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant on Norwich's ring road have met opposition from officers at the city council.