How to tell if a website is safe Scam websites have become harder to spot, with professional-looking designs intended to gain your confidence and convince you to enter your personal and financial information. The good news is you don’t need specialist software or expert knowledge to see the warning signs. The simple checks below can…
Your pension is worth a lot to you and to other people, which is why you should be on guard against scammers. You may have received unsolicited phone calls, text or emails which are just some ways that fraud can occur. Scammers are now reported to be visiting pensioners at their homes claiming to be…
Inaugural Estates Reunion Venue: The Eagle Pub, Newmarket Road, NorwichWhen: Saturday, 16th August 2025 from 7.30 pm until 11.00 pm Open to all former staff of Estates department/division, NUREM and NUIM(P) Please email ajbestatesreunion@gmail.com by 27th July 2025 if you will be attending so the venue can be forewarned of the likely numbers. If this is successful, it…
Robert was born in Gorleston on Sea, and moved with his family to Bexley Heath and Cringleford before they settled in Thorpe, Norwich, where he went to Bracondale school. The locals christened the pupils ‘Peppermint Boys’ on account of their striped caps and blazers. Nicknamed ‘Pre-War’, Science, was a favoured subject on account of learning…
In Touch Magazine/2025 Diary To save on postage, the 2025 diary will be included with the In Touch magazine which is scheduled to be posted during the first week of December. Those of you who have opted out of receiving the magazine will still receive your diary but, again, this will be posted out during…
Following an initiative suggested by one of our newer Committee members, the Norwich Fellowship Committee is exploring the feasibility of forming a band covering pop/country/rock music from the 60’s onwards. The Committee would love to hear from anyone interested in participating in playing, singing, arranging or just helping out. Age and ability are immaterial – it’s…
Are you able to commit to a meeting held on the last Tuesday in the month at the Assembly House 10:00 to 11:30am and also send a birthday card to pensioners aged over 66 in your designated area, and perhaps a telephone call to the more vulnerable too? Your travelling expenses will be reimbursed along…
Swift Response is a free service run by Norfolk County Council for the over 80’s in the event of someone having a fall. The service is open 24 hours a day but is only available to Norfolk residents. The telephone number is 0344 800 8020:select Option 1, and then select Option 1 again.
For those of you who are still in this Scheme, you will have received a letter regarding the transfer of members from SMES to Healthier Solutions. David Gooderham (ex HR Director at NU) is concerned about this development because he states in an email to the current provider: “Members of the SMES have a lifetime…
Tom Davis (email tomjdavis00@yahoo.co.uk) writes: “One pastime I have been involved in for several decades is tower bell ringing. There are 160 church towers in Norfolk with ringable bells, and I would very much like to get in touch with any Fellowship member who is also a tower bell ringer (there are doubtless several whom…
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