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• Make A Difference Awards

  The winners were announced at the 成人快手 Radio Norfolk Make A Difference Awards Ceremony!

  Duration: 7:17

• Eight-year-old boy helps stranded seal pup

  Luckily for the seal pup, Jonah was there to stand guard until animal rescuers arrived.

  Duration: 5:04

• Scooting 30 miles to help the hospital

  Polly and Robyn are raising money for the maternity bereavement suite at King's Lynn.

  Duration: 4:32

• Send Marjorie a card to mark her 100th birthday

  She lives in a care home and won't see her family due to social distancing and lockdown.

  Duration: 3:23
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• Make A Difference Ceremony 2023

• Make A Difference Awards 2023

• About

  At a time when we鈥檙e being asked to work together, we will be sharing details of where you can find help and support from organisations and individuals in your area who are working hard to make things easier for you.

  If you are in a position to help and have something that you鈥檇 like us to share, get in touch:

  Email: norfolknews@bbc.co.uk and put "Make a Difference" into the subject title.

  Phone: 0800 389 7 321

• Soundscape: Norfolk in Lockdown

  The sounds of Norfolk in lockdown, recorded by volunteers across the county on mobile phones.
  
  Produced by Sophie Price.
  
  Click here to listen.

  

• Coronavirus: A&E nurse pens 'love poem' to the NHS

  An A&E nurse and poet has produced a "love poem" to the NHS that reflects the difficulties staff face battling coronavirus.

  Piers Harrison-Reid, 27, regularly works at the Norfolk and Norwich hospital and is a former "slam poet" champion - where people read their work in front of judges.

  Click here to watch his poem, originally written for the NHS's 70th birthday in 2018, he has updated his work "Love is for the Brave" to reflect the current situation facing the health service.

  

• Norwich comic book artist MJ Hiblen draws NHS 'heroes'

  A freelance comic book illustrator has turned his hand to drawing NHS "superheroes" in a series of emotive artworks based on the coronavirus pandemic.
  
  MJ Hiblen started his themed pictures after seeing friends in the health service being "battered" by the effects of the virus.
  
  Click here to read more.

  

• 'Drive through disco' held at Yarmouth care home

  Residents at a care home in Norfolk were treated to a "drive through disco" as staff found a novel way to allow families to safely see their loved ones.

  Burgh House care home in Great Yarmouth let family members drive past residents in the car park while they waved flags and sang songs.

  About 50 cars attended the event on Saturday, which was signed off by Norfolk Police.

  Click here to see more.