Providing public access to almost 150 years of historical @EDP24 newspapers online and via voice search.
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Did you know that you can have access to more than 150 years of @EDP24 newspapers? That's over 750,000 pages of stories and local news!
Relive your local stories by using localrecall.co.uk
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Blimey, @bjcraske has had a good delve in the archives for this trip down memory lane when the Dereham Tesco car park was discovered as the true centre of Norfolk @BBCNorfolk edp24.co.uk/news/23138772.ce…
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A trip down memory lane👇🔰 #NCFC
What are your memories of this game against #AVFC in 1990?
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A trip down memory lane for Canaries fans ⬇️⚽️
📸 A #throwback to the nineties 🔰
Do you remember this #NCFC fixture from 1⃣9⃣9⃣6⃣?
🖊️ @localrecall @bjcraske
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📸 A delve back into the archives.
Do you remember this #NCFC fixture from 1971?👇🔰
🖊 @localrecall, @bjcraske
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Take a trip down memory lane to the 1980s with these old photos of #Cromer from the @EDP24 archive 🦀🏖️
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Remember running for the ice cream van to buy a 99 or stopping at a beach cafe for a lolly with these old photos and take a trip down memory lane. edp24.co.uk/lifestyle/herita…
Who remembers this sweltering summer in the 1970s? 🌞🌄
With UK temperatures soaring and today set to be the hottest day of the year so far, today we are stepping back in time to another sweltering summer - the heatwave of 1976. greatyarmouthmercury.co.uk/l…
Where it all began for @NorwichCityFC ⚽️🔰📰
#OTBC
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Rest in peace, Neil O'Donnell.
6⃣4⃣ #NCFC appearances between 1967 and 1974. Neil was also part of the City team that won the Second Divison Title in 1971/72.
Today is World Bee Day, in which we are supporting to raise awareness of the importance of our plant's pollinators 🐝
Here is beekeeper Dave Hepburn tending to a local colony of bees back in 1990.
One for all of the car fans out there! Back in 1984 the EDP 24 published an ad for Audi highlighting all of their new cars.
We're sure a few of you have memories of driving around in one of these?
Was your family ever in the local paper? Perhaps you've lost that old clipping that you kept for the memories?
Local Recall has over 150 years of local news stories online in its archive for you to access and discover your family's local history. localrecall.co.uk/
In 1979 a road in Great Yarmouth was almost named after a pasta factory!
Because of a 'name the street game' local people almost ended up living on 'Pasta Road'. But the local council asked for other suggestions even though the score was 3 to 0.
'May the 4th be with you', Happy Star Wars Day everyone!
The London release of Star Wars was on the 27th of December 1977 and it made the EDP 24 front page the following day - just about!
In the year 2000, families were invited to celebrate Easter weekend at Peckover House in Wisbech for an Easter egg hunt.
How will you be celebrating this weekend?
Find more stories from years forgotten here: localrecall.co.uk/
Are you planning a trip to the Norfolk Broads this Easter weekend?
If so, perhaps you'd like to have a look back in time at a Norfolk Broads village in years gone by: edp24.co.uk/lifestyle/herita…
Pampas grass is as popular now as it was in 1993!
Did you know that to help the plant thrive you can set it on fire?
Find more historic articles here: localrecall.co.uk/
Every year the Red Cross raised money by having children fill a matchbox with as many items as they could. Pictured here are children from Taverham St Edmunds school from 1991, along with Denise Keeble and Sue Rudd.
Discover your past with Local Recall: localrecall.co.uk/
The Queen Mother died 20 years ago on March 30th, so today we're looking back on her trips to Norfolk: edp24.co.uk/lifestyle/herita…
In 1982, the Duke of Kent visited the port of Lowestoft on his Suffolk tour.
If you're a fan of the Royals then there are plenty of stories from the past on Local Recall that you can discover: localrecall.co.uk/
