Press and media
For journalists and researchers who need Norfolk figures, background or a quote: who covers what, the data you can reuse with credit, and how to reach the editorial desk.
Norfolk Living Guide is an independent site about moving to and living in Norfolk: property, schools, transport and the cost of running a home in the county. Journalists and researchers who need Norfolk figures, background or a quote can email info@norfolklivingguide.co.uk. Tell us your deadline and we will do our best to meet it.
Who covers what
Four contributors write the site, each on a set beat. They write under pen names, as our privacy policy explains, and their work is sourced in the same way as everything else we publish. Quote requests and interviews go through the editor at the address above.
Tom Fletcher (Property and Commuter-Belt Editor)
Mid-Norfolk market towns and the commuter belt, town comparisons and the quarterly property-market analysis.
Works from HM Land Registry records.
Helen Marsh (Schools and Family Editor)
Schools, admissions and catchments, families and village life.
Works from Ofsted and Department for Education records.
James Ward (Money and Property Finance Editor)
Mortgages, conveyancing, home insurance, heating oil and the cost of running a Norfolk home.
Works from regulator and official price data.
Sarah Ellis (Coast and Broads Editor)
The north and east Norfolk coast, the Broads, retirement and downsizing.
Location and seasonal context.
Data you can use
- House prices for the first half of 2026: Norfolk house prices H1 2026, and the earlier first-quarter report by district and postcode, Norfolk house prices Q1 2026
- County figures on population, house prices, council tax, schools, earnings and broadband, each with its source: Norfolk statistics
- Annual season tickets and journey times from six Norfolk stations to London: commute calculator
- How far a London property budget goes in parts of Norfolk, against Land Registry sold prices: affordability calculator
You can quote or reproduce any of it free, with credit to Norfolk Living Guide and a link. We can also send the underlying spreadsheets or pull figures for a particular district or town; tell us what the piece is about and when you need it.
Logos and graphics
We can send the masthead logo as SVG or PNG, and the source files for any chart on the site. Email us with your outlet and deadline.
Contact
Media, editorial and general enquiries all go to info@norfolklivingguide.co.uk, which reaches the editorial desk.
Norfolk Living Guide is an independent editorial site based in Norfolk, England, and was founded in 2026.
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