Little Ouse

Exhibits will include bee keeping, leather working, whittling and wildlife jewellery while there will be guided walks, mini-beast hunts and a chance to take a net to go river dipping in the Little Ouse to see what lives there. Hounds on the Heath is a ...

The tree on the banks of the Little Ouse appears to have been damaged by high winds in the town over recent days. Its branches are strewn across the river, stretching its full width. A spokesman for Breckland Council confirmed a report of the fallen ...

Norfolk Police officers were called to the Little Ouse near Canterbury Way at around 10.15am to reports that a man had jumped into the river. They found a man in his 30s in the water. They recovered him from the river and found he had an unexplained ...

Thelnetham, Suffolk. Members of the Little Ouse Headwater Project and the new piece of land they have bought for the project pictured is Reg Langston trystee of the LOHP (third left) with members of the wednesday working party ANL-140625-164946001.

LOHP was set up to promote the restoration, conservation and promotion of enjoyment of the wildlife and landscape of the Little Ouse Valley and its headwaters on the Norfolk/Suffolk border. The artists involved in the arts project are all part of the ...

The Little Ouse Headwaters Project (LOHP) was established in 2002 by residents from the parishes of Redgrave, South Lopham, Blo'Norton, Hinderclay and Thelnetham, who wanted to improve the wildlife diversity, water quality, landscape value and public ...