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	Norwich International Airport
		Norwich International Airport has announced plans to provide a refund on its Airport Development Fee (ADF) to passengers who booked their flights or holidays before it was announced.
		The ADF is being introduced by Norwich International to help pay for an ambitious programme of development at the airport, which includes improvements to environmental, airside and passenger facilities.
		Norwich International Airport today announced a five-year, £18m investment package in infrastructure and facilities which is set to further establish the location as the most important transport hub in the East of England.
	www.norwichinternational.com (0 words)

	Norwich - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The population for the Norwich Urban sub-area was 174,047 in 2001.
		Norwich is occasionally portrayed by the media as a city out-of-step with national trends (see Alan Partridge); This is primarily due to its geographic isolation which has contributed greatly to its "unspoilt" and insular character.
		Norwich is connected to Peterborough via Kings Lynn by the A47, the (port of) Ipswich by the A140, Cambridge (and the motorway M11 to London) by the A11.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Norwich (3976 words)

	Norwich, Connecticut - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Norwich, known as "The Rose of New England," is a city located in New London County, Connecticut.
		Norwich was founded in 1659 when settlers from Old Saybrook, Connecticut purchased land from Chief Uncas founder of the Native American Tribe Mohegan.
		Norwich is the birthplace of early American industrialist and politician Erastus Corning, and of Benedict Arnold, for whom there is a commemorative plaque on the lot where his house used to stand.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Norwich,_Connecticut (980 words)

	Norwich University
		Norwich University offers twenty-eight undergraduate and eleven master’s level programs, as well as numerous co-curricular activities designed to challenge and reward students.
		Norwich graduates also join a close-knit community of alumni who have played an instrumental role in the formation of this country, from its earliest beginnings to its current position as a global leader.
		When you become part of Norwich, you become part of a prestigious history, an extraordinary present, and a promising future.
	www.norwich.edu (0 words)

	Norwich (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Norwich dates back to Saxon times though there was a major Roman settlement at nearby Caister St Edmund.
		By 1066 Norwich was one of the largest towns in England and in 1096 work started on the cathedral.
		Modern building has been designed to fit in with the ancient buildings and the general effect is that the architectural modernity of the University Plain is nicely complemented by the haphazard architectural elegance of the city.
	www.uea.ac.uk /menu/campus_and_region/about_norwich.html (277 words)

	Norwich News - Topix (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A ceremony was held last week dedicating and renaming the Clinton Street Apartments of Chenango County ARC to the Bartle Apartments after Neil R. Bartle, a member of the Board of Directors of Chenango County...
		NORWICH -- The defense is scheduled to file legal papers with the court as early as Friday in an effort to free Peter M. Wlasiuk, 37, from the Chenango County Correctional Facility, where he has been since...
		NORWICH -- District Attorney Joseph A. McBride is expected to return the 2002 death of Patricia Wlasiuk to a new Chenango County grand jury for action after Broome County Judge Martin E. Smith dismissed the...
	www.topix.net /city/norwich-ny (608 words)

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		Norwich posted their best-ever Premiership finish in the first season of the competition when they finished third behind Manchester United and Aston Villa, having been eight points clear at the top in December 1992.
		Norwich were originally formed at a meeting held in the Criterion Cafe in the city's White Lion Street in June 1902.
		Norwich were crowned Division Two champions in 1972, but had to wait 13 more years for their next piece of silverware, beating Sunderland in the League Cup final at Wembley under Ken Brown - the same season they were also relegated.
	www.premierleague.com /fapl.rac?command=forwardOnly&nextPage=enClubDetail&id=14 (681 words)

	Literary Encyclopedia: Julian of Norwich (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The female mystic known as Julian of Norwich was born in about 1343, so would have lived through the Black Death, the Peasants’ Revolt, the Wycliffite movement and the Lancastrian usurpation.
		Norwich, close to the coast in East Anglia, was one of the largest and most prosperous English cities; it had close trading and cultural ties with Northern Europe, where individualized and passionate forms of religion had developed, especially among women.
		We do not know if Julian was born in Norwich, or who her parents were, though she probably came from a prosperous family.
	www.literaryencyclopedia.com /php/speople.php?rec=true&UID=5187 (740 words)

	Norwich, Kansas
		Norwich is in the southeast corner of Kingman County on Hwy K-42 just 3 miles west of Suppesville (where K-42 and K-2 divide).
		The three towns of Norwich, Suppesville and Milton (just 3 miles south of Suppesville) are so close that there is a "tri-cities" atmosphere that ties us together as one community.
		Since Norwich is close to Wichita to the east and Kingman to the northwest, a number of our residents work in these larger communities while enjoying life in a small town.
	skyways.lib.ks.us /towns/Norwich/index.html (168 words)

	Norwich school: Facts and details from Encyclopedia Topic (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Norwich (pronounced variously "norritch" or "norridge") is a city in east anglia, in eastern england, the regional administrative centre and county town of...
		Joseph stannard (1797-1830) was a prominent member of the norwich school of artists (1803-1833), which also included john crome and john sell cotman....
		Such was the intense rivalry between the major painters of the Norwich school.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/n/no/norwich_school.htm (1192 words)

	Norwich travel guide - Wikitravel (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Norwich [1] is the two-cathedral city in the English county of Norfolk in the region of East Anglia.
		Major trunk roads to the Norwich Area are the M11, A14, A11 (via Cambridge), A12, A140 (via Ipswich) from London, the South East of England and the ferry port of Harwich.
		Norwich is home to a major regional airport - Norwich International Airport - with over 300 worldwide connections via Manchester, Edinburgh or Amsterdam.
	wikitravel.org /en/Norwich (2183 words)

	Norwich Connecticut - Home
		Norwich Summer Concert Series, Brown Park and Norwichtown Green
		Located in southeastern Connecticut, Norwich is a vibrant community with a beautiful harbor on the convergence of the Thames, Shetucket and Yantic Rivers.
		Norwich boasts outstanding cultural attractions including two museums and numerous festivals as well as an excellent education system which includes Norwich Public Schools and Norwich Free Academy.
	www.norwichct.org (0 words)

	Quaker Tour of England - Norwich - QuakerInfo.com
		Norwich Cathedral, officially named The Cathedral of the Holy and Undivided Trinity, is a magnificent Norman building with the second tallest cathedral spire in England.
		Today, the church to which Julian's cell was attached is a shrine to her.
		The Julian of Norwich, Her Showing of Love and Its Contexts, Website - Internet version of the Julian Library Portfolio, a collection of booklets which began as a series of lectures given to Quakers on medieval mystics.
	www.quakerinfo.com /norwich.shtml (863 words)

	Norwich, Vermont, New England, USA
		Cannot be, for there was no Earl of Norwich at the time the grant was made, the title having lapsed a hundred years earlier and not recreated for Gordon until 1784.
		The grantees of this Norwich were all from Connecticut.
		Norwich University was originally located here, later moved to Northfield.
	www.virtualvermont.com /towns/norwich.html (335 words)

	Norwich Travel Guide
		Norwich is the cathedral city and county town of the English county of Norfolk in the region of East Anglia.
		Major trunk roads to the Norwich Area are the M11, A14, A11 (via Cambridge), A12, A140 (via Ipswich) from London, the South East of England and the ferry port of Harwich.
		Norwich is home to a major regional airport - Norwich International Airport (http://www.norwichinternational.com/) - with over 300 worldwide connections via Manchester, Edinburgh or Amsterdam.
	www.imakoopedia.org /en/article/Norwich (365 words)

	Norwich on Encyclopedia.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		QA TRAINING: QA Training and Norwich Union win gold in national 'Institute of IT Training' award.
		Norwich was a leading colonial industrial city; Thomas Danforth began making pewterware there in 1733.
		Norwich City Council announces new Private Finance Initiative (PFI) pathfinder IT contract to meet 2005 e-government targets; Integris, KPMG Consulting, BT and Comino join forces to provide Norwich City Council with integrated IT services.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/N/NorwichU1S1.asp (326 words)

	Norwich City Guide North Norfolk East Anglia UK.
		Norwich boasts the most complete medieval street pattern in England with a number of beautifully preserved streets and cobbled lanes - the most famous and widely photographed of these is Elm Hill, with its attractive timber framed houses, unique shops and cosy coffee house.
		Norwich also has one of the largest and most colourful open-air markets in the country, open 6 days a week.
		Norwich is regarded as the arts capital of East Anglia with a truly vibrant arts scene comparable with much larger cities.
	www.norfolkbroads.com /guides/area/norwich (688 words)

	Medieval English urban history - Norwich - Origins
		As part of the fee-farm paid to the king, Norwich owed six-score fresh herring in 25 pies; there is indirect evidence this obligation may have existed as early as Domesday.
		It appears, therefore, that on the site of Norwich prior to circa 850 there stood either a collection of unrelated villages, of which those around the crossroads/marketplace – coming to be perceived as a single entity – were the most important.
		Since Westwyk appears to have been named because of its geographical position in relation to either Conesford or the crossroads/marketplace, Norwich probably originated as the name of the expansion area north of Conesford; the term "wic" was often used for subsidiary settlements, serving a larger settlement.
	www.trytel.com /~tristan/towns/norwich1.html (1919 words)

	Norwich
		In the Middle Ages Norwich established itself as a major centre of the wool trade.
		Norwich continued to prosper and by 1831 was the eighth largest town in population in England and Wales.
		Four years later the London to Norwich line was completed but inter-company disputes prevented the running of through trains until 1854.
	www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk /ITnorwich.htm (272 words)

	Norwich University: Master of Arts in Diplomacy (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Tradition runs deep at Norwich and the alumni are a veritable who's who in the business and military history of this country.
		For over 186 years, Norwich University has prepared men and women for dynamic leadership in a changing world…it is time for you to join the tradition!
		Norwich University is committed to your success, and therefore requires that candidates for admission to the Master of Arts in Diplomacy program meet a demanding yet flexible set of standards.
	www.diplomacy.norwich.edu /wp (914 words)

	Norwich Terrier Information, Norwich Terriers, Norwich, Norwiches
		Norwich Terriers should not be let off of their lead unless secure.
		The Norwich and Norfolk Terriers started out as one breed, but were officially separated in England in 1964.
		Norwich adapt more easily to urban life, preferring the company of humans over other dogs.
	www.dogbreedinfo.com /norwichterrier.htm (443 words)

	Norwich New York Police History
		Prior to the full time paid force, the then Village of Norwich trustees appointed part-time "constables" on an as needed basis.
		In 1914 the growth of Norwich was evident and the Village petitioned the state to become a City.
		Norwich Police officers along with on board MPs guarded these trains during layovers in the City.
	www.norwichpd.org /history (696 words)

	Flights from Norwich Airport, details of Norwich flights
		Norwich flights summary: Norwich has seen a massive expansion in its network of domestic flights this year, due to the establishment of Flybe at the airport.
		Although the airline's flights to Belfast have had to be curtailed due to poor demand, Norwich still has good links with Scotland and the north of England.
		If you can't find convenient flights to Europe direct from Norwich or London Stansted, then London City might be a more convenient option than Gatwick or Heathrow, if you are not planning on driving to the airport.
	www.flightmapping.com /UK/Norwich (170 words)

	City of Norwich New York (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Norwich Fire Department has a fine complement of firefighters, serving the residents of the City of Norwich and the surrounding area.
		These highly trained individuals are always ready to respond to emergencies of all kinds for the City of Norwich, and to assist other local communities as the need arises.
		The Norwich Fire Fighters Association (IAFF Local1404) and the Norwich Fire Department also spend many hours educating the populace in fire and personal safety.
	www.norwichnewyork.net /fire/index.html (177 words)

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