Felbrigg Hall and Gardens is one of the National Trust properties in North Norfolk. The beautiful 17th century house which is set in 580 acres of parkland welcomes visitors all year round. In addition to its cafe and bookshop, Felbrigg offers many activities and has recently expanded its portfolio to include Walk Felbrigg. Following a successful trial in January, Walk Felbrigg officially launched in May 2026. Walk Felbrigg offers inclusive, accessible, free guided walks at 11.30am on the first and third Wednesday of the month and at 1.30pm on the first Saturday of the month. Complimentary community walks can also be arranged. Walk Felbrigg provides an excellent opportunity to get outside in nature, learn about Felbrigg Hall and Gardens, meet new people and enjoy some gentle exercise.

Norfolk RecoveryFest will take place on Saturday 22 August 2026 from 10am to 4pm at The Forum in Norwich. It's the first of its kind and promises to be fun, welcoming, reflective and informative. There will be entertainment (face painting, circus acts and live music), an art exhibition and the opportunity to chat with people and seek support and advice. Norfolk RecoveryFest has been created in response to feedback from people with lived experience of substance misuse and mental ill health who said that they want to challenge the stigma and grow their community. The event is completely free and everyone is welcome at Norfolk RecoveryFest. Come along - you might even meet Recovery Rex, the festival's mascot!

Walking with the Wounded offer mental health, employment and wrap around, holistic support to veterans and their families. It's 15 years since Ed Parker, Simon Daglish, Prince Harry and colleagues completed their first expedition to the North Pole and to celebrate, Walking with the Wounded have a number of fundraising events planned. They have also recently published their 2025 impact report which highlights the depth, breadth and value of WWTW's work.