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UEA battled their way to a 3-1 win over Essex in Women's Futsal, thanks to a dominant second half performance. The home side took the lead five minutes into the second half, when a shot from distance was parried by the Essex goalkeeper and UEA's Rosa Bisbrown followed it up with a powerful volley into the roof of the net.
A Littlehampton musician has penned a song to encourage people struggling with mental health problems to speak out. Nino Vydeenaden's song It's Okay Not to be Okay has been viewed thousands of times online and gone global, being viewed as far away as Australia and the United States.
Whitehawk Foodbank is bracing itself for a hectic Christmas after already experiencing its busiest week on record. The foodbank, which is based at and run by St Cuthman's Church, provided food for 62 people on Wednesday, November 21. Manager Richard Merrick, 45, said: "The general upward trend is partly to do with delays in payments of Universal Credit.
When Jeremy Corbyn snuck onto the Labour leadership ballot paper at the last minute in the summer of 2015, I had some renewed hope for the future of the party.
By James Chesson Plans to build five high-rise blocks of flats near the racecourse in Whitehawk have been published online. The proposal is a joint venture from the Hyde Group and Brighton & Hove City Council and would lead to 217 new homes being constructed in the area next year.
Supplied For the complete UEA experience there are certain situations that you just have to find yourself in. Here are seven things that should be on every student's bucket list. Pull an all-nighter in the library You haven't experienced true solidarity until you join the reassuringly large number of other students who also left their essays or revision until the eleventh hour.
By James Chesson Brighton & Hove City Council will make cuts of £12m, with a further £2m left unaccounted for, budget proposals for the 2019/20 financial year have revealed. The council estimates the budget gap from last year's budget to the 2019/20 budget at £14.2m.