News Things to do Sport Property Support Us Subscribe
Great Yarmouth Mercury > News

Norfolk police announce annual charity

Published: 4:40 PM June 3, 2009
Updated: 8:24 PM October 10, 2020

NORFOLK Police has announced its chosen charity for 2009/10 as John Grooms Court, run by disability charity Livability.John Grooms Court is a residential facility for disabled adults and assists people in making realistic choices and decisions about their lifestyle and future.

NORFOLK Police has announced its chosen charity for 2009/10 as John Grooms Court, run by disability charity Livability.

John Grooms Court is a residential facility for disabled adults and assists people in making realistic choices and decisions about their lifestyle and future.

Become a Supporter

This newspaper has been a central part of community life for many years. Our industry faces testing times, which is why we're asking for your support. Every contribution will help us continue to produce local journalism that makes a measurable difference to our community.

Become a Supporter

Don't Miss

Madness ride the rollercoaster at Great Yarmouth Pleasure Beach for thier "ouse of Fun" music vodeo.

Nostalgia | Gallery

House of Fun! When Madness video was shot at Great Yarmouth Pleasure Beach

Casey Cooper-Fiske

Author Picture Icon
What now for the First and Last pub in Ormesby empty for ten years?

Renewed objections to demolition of pub empty for a decade

Liz Coates

Author Picture Icon
The North Drive property.

Five Great Yarmouth properties with stunning sea views

James Weeds

Author Picture Icon
Broads End for sale Norfolk Broads houses

See inside £1.1m Broads' home with own cottage and pool

Liz Coates

Author Picture Icon