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Commuting is a key consideration for anyone looking to move to a new place for work and Norwich has a lot to offer. A compact city with friendly walking, cycling and bus routes.

Based on the concept of a “hackathon” the event is for people with a business idea, aspiring developers, designers and marketing experts – as well as those who are just looking to get new skills and have fun.

We are very proud to be able to sponsor an event acknowledging the achievements of women across all areas of the industry.

We hear from Mike Rigby, Chief Executive of Eastern Promise about how Norwich's collection of assets across the food, agricultural and science sectors presents a unique opportunity for workers and businesses coming to the region.

Business networking in Norwich is thriving: No matter what sector you work in, whether you are a business owner or employee, there’s something for everyone with the wide array of Norwich networking events.

Norwich is a city that understands the importance of sustainability. From the City Council, to businesses, to people, this is a city committed to being green.

Norwich has just been ranked as one of the best places to live in the UK by the Times UK, thanks to its vibrant independent businesses, unique proximity to the broads and coast, and standout community spirited-ness. But we’re here to help you find out answers to arguably the most important question you’ll have about a potential move: how much does it cost to live in Norwich?

Ebi moved to Norwich from Lagos, Nigeria two years ago after learning Norwich was ranked as one of the best places to live in the UK.

Krisi Smith, Co-Founder & Owner of the award-winning independent tea company Bird & Blend Tea Co. shares their reasons for opening up a store in Norwich, praise for the business community and advice for new and expanding businesses coming to the fast-growing city.

Norfolk’s NHS is a great place for anyone who wants a rewarding career with plenty of autonomy, flexibility, and access to high-quality training.

Starting a business from the ground up is no small feat, and one of the key ingredients for success is securing the necessary funding and grants.

We speak to Dan Jackson, Frontend Developer for global creative software company Artlist.