Matthew Gudgin Episodes Episode guide
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The Bishop of Norwich announces his retirement
Graham James will retire after a farewell service at Norwich Cathedral in November.
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Protest over Great Yarmouth school merger
Some parents unhappy with decision to merge with controversial local academy next term.
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Battle for Great Yarmouth's skies
Worry that displays by the likes of Red Arrows at next month's air show could harm birds.
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Hearing from one of the county's Chelsea Flower Show gold medal winners
Thorncroft Clematis of Reymerston, near Dereham, have won their 11th gold at the show.
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Scarred for Life!
How a talk in Downham Market this weekend is exploring the nostalgia of childhood scares.
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County council leader steps down
Cliff Jordan resigns with immediate effect after revealing he has lung cancer.
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Snetterton problems for Superbike title contender
Shane "Shakey" Byrne injured after crashing in practice at Snetterton this morning.
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Richard Curtis on his big Norfolk film production
The famous screenwriter talks about the film he and Danny Boyle are making in the county.
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Father and son snooker battle
Norfolk's snooker pro Barry Pinches set to take on his son in qualifying battle.
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UKIP row councillor resigns from party
Chris Walch, the party's last councillor in Great Yarmouth, quits after last week's row.
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Gudgin's Guest - Barry Bridges
The ex-Chelsea and England footballer from Horsford talks about his life and career.
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UKIP's one remaining Great Yarmouth councillor quits as local party chairman
Chris Walch had been recorded having a row with party's home affairs spokesman.
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Ben Folds
The American singer-songwriter talks about coming to the Norfolk and Norwich Festival.
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Two guilty of seven-year-old Norwich girl's manslaughter
Summer Grant died when a bouncy castle she was on blew away in high winds in 2016.
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This week's Tuesday Guest after 6pm is Barry Bridges
The Horsford boy and former Chelsea and England footballer is our guest after 6 o'clock.
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Local election results
A full rundown of yesterday's local council votes in Great Yarmouth and Norwich.
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Norwich brothers jailed for 拢17 million fraud
Pair conned over 200 people, including robbing pensioners of their life savings.
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Norwich City shirt sponsor fined over 拢600,000
Gambling firm Leo Vegas had failed to protect problem gamblers who were trying to quit.
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Latest on defence case in Summer Grant trial
Seven-year-old Summer Grant from Norwich was killed in a funfair incident in 2016.
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Hemsby hit by harsh weather again
High tides and strong winds cause more problems with erosion at Hemsby.
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Gudgin's Guest - Michael Innes
The architect of Norwich's Castle Mall talks about his life, career and favourite music.
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Local reaction to the big Abba news!
Matthew speaks to Norwich's own Eurovision expert, and former Lord Mayor, Jeremy Hooke.
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Violent crime on the increase
New figures show that in Norfolk, knife crime has doubled in the last five years.
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Reepham ram raid reaction
Owner of shop attacked in the early hours of this morning speaks of his shock.
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Meeting Norwich's marathon man Simon Kindleysides
Simon, who is paralysed and walked the London marathon in an exo-suit, is in the studio.
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King's Lynn Town chairman speaks on manager situation
Linnets boss Ian Culverhouse made surprise announcement at weekend that he will leave.
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Gudgin's Guest - Tony Tilford
The bird writer talks about his life and work and his travels around the world.
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Meeting a Norfolk marathon man
Ashley Grote, who works at Norwich Cathedral, will run the London Marathon this weekend.
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Promoting the role of women in public art at new Norwich Castle exhibition
Matthew pays a visit to the new 'Visible Women' exhibition at Norwich Castle Museum.
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Norwich artist on Windrush generation controversy
Norfolk Black History Month chairman Danny Keen says institutional racism is to blame.
