BBC Radio Norfolk

BBC Radio Norfolk combines county reporting, music, sport and conversation for Norwich, Norfolk's towns, coastal communities and countryside. Its programme gives local events and public decisions a setting in the lives of people nearby, while the county's different communities supply a broad range of experiences and interests.

Norwich City coverage is a significant sporting strand. Alongside current football material, the station revisits the club's past through programmes such as Munich Memories. The Countryside Hour provides space for rural subjects, keeping the landscape and the people who work within it part of the station's regular conversation. These interests extend the service beyond the immediate city news agenda.

Secret Norfolk explores unusual aspects of the area's history. Examples include the 1648 explosion in Norwich, a story linking a supposedly haunted squash court with a lost BBC tape, and accounts surrounding the ruins of St Bartholomew's. The emphasis is on investigating and telling local stories, with longer programmes and shorter features offering different amounts of detail.

Kev Lawrence is among the station's entertainment voices. The shared schedule also includes Angelle Joseph's community conversations and Jo Good's Late Night Jo, while weekend overnight hours join Radio 5 Live. Make a Difference supplies help and information, Your Voice invites listeners' experiences, and Upload makes room for creative work. This combination brings county interests, familiar music and wider BBC programmes into a service whose distinctive material remains rooted in Norfolk.