Norwich is a vibrant, modern city with strong historical roots, lying on the outskirts of the Broads National Park, linking the city to unspoilt countryside. 30 minutes away is the stunning Norfolk coastline, almost 100 miles of some of the best, cleanest beaches in the UK, perfect to exploit the fact that the region is the driest and warmest in the UK.

Norwich is known as the most complete medieval city in the UK, but also ranks as one of the best cities for shopping in the UK, and won Great British High Street of the Year in 2014 – showcasing Norwich’s ability to mix history and tradition with modern living. As a university city and regional capital, Norwich enjoys good transport links to London and Cambridge by road and rail, and internationally via Norwich International Airport, where a short hour flight to Amsterdam Airport Schiphol links Norwich to over 150 world cities across every continent.

The Norwich Research Park has a communal ‘buzz’ and the neighbouring University of East Anglia has a lively arts scene, hosting music, visual arts and drama events throughout the year, and is home to the renowned Sainsbury Centre art gallery, which will host our Gala dinner on 27^th October. New cycleways and regular bus services connect the Norwich Research Park with the city centre.