East Anglia

Philip knew what sort of lives the clergy led in the corner of East Anglia which was his home.

On the other hand, Laird Johnson, a very capable East Anglia observer, has recorded six-twenty as the hour.

Yet there was much around to interest us, for we were passing through as singular a countryside as any in England, where a few scattered cottages represented the population of to-day, while on every hand enormous square-towered churches bristled up from the flat green landscape and told of the glory and prosperity of old East Anglia. At last the violet rim of the German Ocean appeared over the green edge of the Norfolk coast, and the driver pointed with his whip to two old brick and timber gables which projected from a grove of trees.

UK-based Cambridge & Counties Bank has appointed Jayne Follows as regional director, overseeing its East Midlands and East Anglia relationship development team, an online report said.

SCOTTISH Power owner Iberdrola said yesterday it had sold a PS1.6bn stake in an East Anglia wind farm as it looks for funds to expand its networks and renewables production.

ScottishPower Renewable Energy Ltd - a unit of Iberdrola - sold the 40% stake in the East Anglia One project to Macquarie-owned Bilbao Offshore Holding Ltd for GBP1.63 billion, valuing the entire project at GBP4.10 billion.

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is concerned about the impact on fares in East Anglia.

Contrary to the Temple University and University of Tennessee study, a recent global study at East Anglia University in which researchers studied data from 20 countries, including the US, UK, France, Spain, Germany, Australia, and Japan, found "spending time in, or living close to, natural green spaces is associated with diverse and significant health benefits" (University of East Anglia, 2018).

Angela Davey, pictured when she graduated from the University of East Anglia in 2003

THE thriving trade in squirrel meat and fur between Vikings and Anglo Saxon tribes brought leprosy to medieval East Anglia, a study suggests.

UK-based multimedia company Johnston Press plc has closed the disposal of 13 publishing titles and associated websites in East Anglia and East Midlands areas of the UK for GBP 17m (USD 20.85m) in cash, the company said.