Matthew Gudgin Episodes Episode guide
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Review launched into Norfolk fostering services
Independent review launched into allegations foster carers unfairly treated in Norfolk.
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Ex-wife of Ecotricity owner wins right to pursue claim for some of his fortune
Chrissie Jackson sits in, as the owner of the Swaffham wind turbine loses ruling.
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Paul Hayes sits-in
Paul Hayes sits in to bring you the latest traffic and travel, news and weather.
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Three new free schools for Norfolk
Chrissie Jackson sits-in, as the Prime Minister announces a new tranche of free schools.
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Jackson's Guest - Helen Fraser
Chrissie Jackson sits-in, and is joined by former Bad Girls star Helen Fraser.
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Incident on Pasteur Road in Great Yarmouth
Chrissie Jackson sits-in, as reports come in of a Tesco store being evacuated.
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Two injured in Gorleston house explosion
Chrissie Jackson sits-in, as a suspected gas explosion in Gorleston injures two people.
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Inquest into surgery death ends
Chrissie Jackson sits-in, as inquest into varicose vein surgery death concludes.
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Helen Fraser is this week's Tuesday Guest after 6 o'clock
Chrissie Jackson sits-in, and after 6pm meets former Bad Girls star Helen Fraser.
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Top children's author Holly Smale in the studio
Chrissie Jackson sits-in, and meets the best-selling author visiting Norwich today.
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Police warning to any derby trouble-makers
Norfolk Police issue a warning to any potential trouble-makers ahead of Sunday's game.
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Narrative verdict in Tafadzwa Khan inquest
Coroner rules man stabbed at mansion near Norwich was the victim of an unprovoked attack.
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23-year-old man charged with Norwich murder
A 23-year-old man has been charged with the murder of an elderly Norwich woman.
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Police still questioning man over Norwich murder
Police holding man in his 20s after murder and sexual assault of elderly Norwich woman.
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Police in Norwich seal off second house in death investigation
Police investigating the death of an elderly woman in the city seal off a second house.
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Gudgin's Guest - David Hunter
The man in charge of Fakenham racecourse discusses his life, career and favourite music.
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No dedicated police helicopter for Norfolk and Suffolk
Reduction in number of police helicopters means Norfolk's nearest will be in Essex.
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Mental health trust placed in special measures
Norfolk's mental health trust becomes the first in England to be put in special measures.
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Van smashes into West Norfolk house
Living room of Terrington St Clement house smashed open after van drives into it.
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Conservatives and Labour disagree over youth unemployment
Labour's shadow minister for work and pensions visits Norwich today.
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County council budget passed after second vote
Budget was initially defeated, but passed after a Conservative Party amendment.
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Gudgin's Guest - Lynne Symonds
The Norfolk teacher and aid worker talks about her life, career and favourite music.
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Bus incident brings jams to Norwich roads
Crash involving an X2 bus outside Norwich bus station halts traffic on the city's roads.
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Sex offence headteacher convicted
Former Norfolk headteacher found guilty of 15 counts of indecent assault on five boys.
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King's Lynn incinerator saga takes another turn
It emerges that incinerator plan would have been recommended by the planning inspector.
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Norfolk Royal Navy veteran says pension is being wrongly used
A Norfolk veteran says his service pension is wrongly being used to pay for his care.
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Broadband minister visits Norfolk
Ed Vaizey promises Norfolk has a better-connected future.
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Gudgin's Guest - Peter Paine
The port chaplain of Great Yarmouth talks about his life, career and his favourite music.
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Norwich City Girls' Centre of Excellence threatened with closure
FA withdraws licence after 17 years due to restructuring of girls' football.
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Two health trusts in Norfolk criticised by health ombudsman
Criticism comes following the death of a vulnerable man.
