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Local charity TimeNorfolk supports people who experience pregnancy loss, including miscarriage, stillbirth and termination. They have opened a new office in Great Yarmouth which means they can extend the service to more people. Helen Baldry reports.

TimeNorfolk the pregnancy loss charity held their third annual evening party at the Virgin Lounge in Norwich on February 23. This year the focus was on giving thanks to all those who have supported TimeNorfolk over the last year.

TimeNorfolk has been given the opportunity to be voted for to receive funding from the Aviva Community Fund, the charity is asking for funding to cover pregnancy loss sessions, facilitate their new infertility groups and training for volunteers.

A Norfolk pregnancy loss charity has adapted its service to ensure it can continue to support bereaved parents throughout the Covid-19 crisis, and has issued a call for help to ensure it survives the effects of the pandemic.

Norfolk Christian Lesley Bradfield was recognised in the King's Honours List for her services to people suffering from pregnancy loss during her role as director of local charity Time Norfolk.

Time Norfolk is organising a vigil for all those who have lost a baby, whether through miscarriage, termination or stillbirth, or in the early months of life.

Norwich Cathedral was filled with candlelight for a special service that celebrated the start of Advent when about 750 people attended the Candlelit Advent Procession that took place on Advent Sunday.

In the UK one in four women suffer a miscarriage but the loss is rarely voiced and the grief is surrounded by a lonely silence. After four miscarriages, writer, Jane Clamp, has bared her heart and soul to tell her story of loss, grief, and eventual peace.