The most popular advice topics — we've got you covered 2035 petrol and diesel car ban: 12 things to know Advice I hope the young people of Heartsease will see what's provided for them and when they see how wonderful it is they will begin to recognise just how much we appreciate them as individuals. Get under the skin of cars over months rather than days Extended test: Honda HR-V 2023 review Extended test: Skoda Kamiq 1.0 TSI Extended test: Dacia Jogger review › More here...

However, with the charity going into liquidation a year ago this month, the venue closed down, along with the office space used by the charity.Mr Dacre also worked closely with the Bishop of Norwich to found Norfolk's first academy – the Open Academy, which succeeded Heartsease High. Proportionately, property investors outperformed the whole rich list. Of those with property portfolios, 60.6% saw their wealth increase against 49.6% of the rich list. Moreover, just 11.5% of property investors saw their wealth fall during the year, compared to 16.8% of the rich list.

Approached in April 2008 to invest in the scheme, he signed over the money in May, after meeting in Norfolk with Hunt. Mr Dacre said: "It will be more than a point of sale...it will be a window into the world of the Stuttgart sports car manufacturer, a company which has fascinated car enthusiasts for 72 years since 1948." The centre promises to be so much more than just a selling point for new and approved pre-owned cars. It will also have an eight-bay workshop area, two ‘direct dialogue’ bays, for on-the-spot diagnosis of problems as well as a cafe bar and hospitality suite. I had become known as one of the county's biggest winners and biggest givers. Now I'm also one of the biggest losers!" Despite, no yet, being an approved repairer for Porsche, we were very excited for the, long anticipated arrival of the new Porsche Showroom on Hall Road in Norwich. We have spent years working on these vehicles and have a deep rooted passion for the brand, with two of our team actually owning porches themselves. We see this as an opportunity to work with the Porsche Centre and offer our expertise should they require them.

The Open Youth Trust aims to provide opportunities for the 13-25 year age group, including those who are most disadvantaged, with the longer term aim of making a positive difference to the lives of young people in Norfolk. It currently aims to deliver programmes for young people in the areas of creative arts and media, sports, fitness and health, politics, Youth Parliament and public debating, education and training and careers, employment and business development Gran Turismo movie review The 31 most ridiculous car names ever Watch: The best car ads of Super Bowl LVII › More here...