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Complete guide to the North Norfolk Market Town of North Walsham all in one place! A handy guide for residents of North Walsham as well as a comprehensive insight to the area for those wanting to discover North Walsham for the first time.
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Illusions Hair And Aesthetics
1a Grammar School Road, North Walsham, Norfolk NR28 9JHTel: 01692 218370
Transform your look with our expert stylists and cutting-edge aesthetic treatments. Book your appointment today and experience the ILLUSIONS difference!
Paul's Bookkeeping & Accountancy Services
15 Highfields, Felmingham, North Walsham NR28 0AATel: 01692 406761
For all your Book Keeping & Accountancy needs, no matter the size of your business.
North Walsham Community First Responders
Team of volunteers trained by East of England Ambulance Service to attend 999 medical emergenciesEverkind Companions
Tel: 07920 263785From 30minute quick exercise walks to 1hour 30minute full enrichment walks. All walks catered to the needs of the dog.
North Walsham Registration Office
The Cedars, New Road, North Walsham NR28 9DEThe office is open by appointment only. If you turn up without an appointment you may not be able to speak to a registrar.
By The Broads
6a Market Place, North Walsham, Norfolk NR28 9BZTel: 07882 375081
A gallery showcasing local artists & crafters
Ye Broads Craft Shoppe
3 Market Street, North Walsham, Norfolk NR28 9BZNorth Walsham's Arts and Crafts Supplies Shop. Wednesday To Satursday - 10am till 4pm!
Buck's Beauty & Barnet's
34a Market Place, North Walsham, Norfolk NR28 9BTTel: 01692 407794
Buck's Beauty & Barnet's offers London styles at local prices in the historic town of North Walsham. We specialise in hair, beauty and nail technology.
Wright's Barber Shop
14a Market Street, North Walsham, Norfolk NR28 9BZTel: 07943 886239
Welcoming walk in barber shop run by 2 local sisters Sarah and Shelly.
North Walsham's position in Norfolk makes it ideally situated to explore the popular tourist destinations of the Norfolk Broads, North Norfolk coast, the historic city of Norwich, Mundesley & Cromer. Many beautiful stately homes such as Blickling Hall and Felbrigg Hall are on the doorstep. Many public areas to enjoy the beautiful Norfolk countryside are within walking distance such as Pigney's Wood, Witton/Bacton Wood, Weaver's Way, North Walsham & Dilham Canal, Bryant's Heath, etc. North Walsham itself boasts many grade II listed buildings and two grade I listed buildings, St Nicholas Church with it's iconic church tower (once the tallest church tower in Norfolk until it collapsed) and the historic Market Cross, fondly known locally as the Town Clock, built in 1602. Other interesting features of the town are the Information and Heritage Centre on Vicarage Street, the Cat Pottery & Railway Yard on Grammar School Road, The Norfolk Motorcycle Museum in the Railway Station Yard and the Memorial Gardens on the Yarmouth Road.
Upcoming North Walsham events.
Farmer's Market
North Walsham Market PlaceSunday 29th March 2026
Morning
Easter Egg Hunt
North Walsham Memorial ParkSaturday 4th April 2026
9.30am - 12 noon
Live Aid
North Walsham Community CentreSaturday 4th April 2026
Evening
Those Deadbeat Cats
The White Swan, 12 Church St, North Walsham NR28 9DASunday 12th April 2026
4pm - 7pm
Car Boot Sale
North Walsham Memorial ParkSunday 12th April 2026
Morning
The Big Bash
North Walsham Community CentreSaturday 18th April 2026
Daytime
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North Walsham History
North Walsham is an Anglo-Saxon market town in the far east of North Norfolk made prosperous in the 12th century by the production of Walsham cloth by weavers who settled here from Flanders. North Walsham is probably best known nationally for it's role in the 1381 Peasant's Revolt and the 'Battle of North Walsham'.
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North Walsham Today
The town now has roughly 15,000 residents and 6,000 dwellings, good transport links with Norwich and beyond via rail and road, three supermarkets, several well-equipped parks, many sports facilities from gymns, swimming pools and sports clubs, a busy community centre, cinema, several churches, various cafes, restaurants and venues for entertainment. The town has a thriving community with clubs and committees staging many popular events throughout the year.