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Sharps’ new silent movie pop video
Norfolk’s up and coming indie funk rockers, The Sharps, have just released their new single ‘My Love Ain’t Gonna Save You.’ The band, which is currently being shadowed by two London-based management companies, has also made a video for the track, inspired by silent movies such as The Artist and The General. 
You can see the video on You Tube (type in ‘The Sharps my love ain’t gonna save you’). (Short link: http://bit.ly/wh1e4G)
The Sharps are twins Callum and Kieran Morgan, on bass/vocal and lead/backing vocals respectively, and Sam Evans on drums. Upcoming gigs include the Rumsey Wells, Norwich, on February 24, and Open, Norwich, on March 17. The Sharps are also touring nationwide with gigs in London, Southampton and Newcastle.
More:
www.facebook.com/thesharpsuk
www.twitter.com/the_sharps
www.thesharpsband.co.uk
The Art Of Coffee: The Gunton Arms
Art Deco Gaggia “does the job perfectly” at Norfolk’s latest high profile eatery, which mixes great food with great art (and great coffee)
The Gunton Arms in North Norfolk is a paradox: on the one hand it’s very much a community pub where all are welcomed, whether for a drink or a meal. On the other, following an extensive refurbishment, its walls are hung with fine art and the food it serves is gathering plaudits and pulling customers from far and wide – despite being well off the beaten track, even by Norfolk’s standards. In the restaurant, diners feast on venison from the adjoining deer park while in the bar punters play pool beneath Tracy Emin ceramics and original prints by David Hockney. (More…)
Bleak Beauty: Discover Norfolk’s Winter Magic at Hoveton Hall
Hoveton Hall’s Winter Woodland Walks take place on two Sundays in 2012, the 12th and 19th February.
“Hoveton Hall Gardens is home to some of the UK’s most uncommon and less well-known plants, alongside the more familiar, much-loved varieties,” says Harry Buxton, whose family own the Estate. “The end of winter is a special time. We have masses of our native wild snowdrops growing in the woods, while in the Spider Garden we have a collection of more unusual species that visitors may not be so familiar with. Visitors will also see wildlife, especially woodland birds including buzzards, tree creepers, nuthatches, sparrow hawks and jays.” (More…)
Westfield Retailers Set the Pace with Cutting Edge Communications Technologies
As well as representing a ‘who’s who’ of high street names, the new Westfield Shopping Mall in Stratford boasts cutting edge communications equipment that can help retailers cut costs, improve customer service, enhance safety and increase sales.
The steamless warewasher – perfect for Victorian tunnels
Minotaur 3* pop-up restaurant goes for Winterhalter’s fast, efficient, easy to use (and steam-free) warewashers.
The Minotaur must hold a record as one of the most unusual restaurant venues ever. Sited in the labyrinthine Victorian tunnels under Waterloo
station, it popped up for just two weeks in October 2011. Having found their way through mazes hung with eye-popping artwork, customers ate three star Michelin food off tables made of old scaffolding planks. (More…)