Author: Sarah Ellis

Norfolk is one of the safer counties in England. With around 56 recorded crimes per 1,000 population, it sits well below the national average of roughly 80 per 1,000. But that headline figure masks a wide spread, from villages in Broadland where crime is genuinely rare to pockets of Great Yarmouth and Norwich where the…

Norfolk’s best towns and villages for remote workers, covering broadband speeds, co-working spaces, coffee shops, and quality of life.

From centuries-old market squares to thriving independent shops – Norfolk’s market towns combine heritage character with genuine community spirit. Norfolk has more proper market towns per square mile than almost anywhere else in England. These aren’t tourist recreations – they’re living, working towns where weekly markets have run continuously for centuries. Each has its own…

You don’t need a London-sized budget to live well in Norfolk. These towns and villages offer genuine quality of life at prices that won’t break the bank. What We Mean by Affordable: We’re not just listing the cheapest postcodes. These are places where you get genuine quality of life – good schools, decent amenities, community…

We’ve ranked the best Norfolk villages and small towns for families based on schools, safety, green space, community feel, and value for money. How We Ranked: We assessed each location on five criteria: school quality (Ofsted ratings and local reputation), safety and community feel, green spaces and outdoor activities, transport links for commuting, and property…