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Late Monday evening around 7:45 PM, I realized my terrariums were missing from the bench outside Norwich Station on Prince of Wales Road after a quick plant shopping trip in the city center. They are small glass containers with tiny succulents and a smidge of moss, tied with twine, and they mean a lot to me as they remind me of my sister's love of gardening. I retraced my steps through the market area and along Prince of Wales Road, but I couldn't find them. If anyone saw them or picked them up, I would be eternally grateful to have them back.
Last night, around 8:30 PM, I realized my handheld and console were missing after a walk along the River Wensum by Norwich Castle. I retraced my steps from Tombland toward Castle Meadow, hoping the glow of the screens would catch someone’s eye, but I came up empty. The handheld is a compact black device and the console is a small gray unit I use to unwind after shifts at the market. These things aren’t just gadgets to me; they’re tied to plans for weekends away and quiet evenings by the Norfolk Broads, and I’m desperate to have them back.
Yesterday at about 6:45 p.m., I found a small pile of ties lying on the wet pavement near Norwich Cathedral in East Anglia. They were neatly folded and a little dusty, as if someone had dropped them while rushing to a bus on a rainy evening. It made me think of a proud dresser who may be left waiting for a last-minute call, and I hoped the owner would see this post soon. I handed them into the desk by the Market Place, keeping them safe until the rightful owner claims them through the site.
Today at 11:15 AM, I LOST my Breeds folder on the Number 8 bus near Norwich Station, heading toward Elm Hill. The green folder with a yellow label reading 'Breeds' was in my bag, and I felt a jolt of panic as the bus pulled away. Inside is a collection of breed notes and pedigrees I’ve been compiling for weeks, so losing it would set back my research and plans. I’m hoping someone found it and kept it safe on the quiet streets around Norwich Market, near Norwich Cathedral, where I often stop.
I was strolling back from the Riverside Market near Norwich Castle, along the Riverside Walk, around 6:25 pm on Wednesday when I realised my studs were gone from my coat pocket. They’re two tiny silver studs with clear crystals, the pair I wear daily with almost every jumper. One back is a little bent and the other has a tiny scratch on the face. Losing them hit me hard, since they were a gift from my gran and feel like part of me. If you happened to spot a glint of metal near the Castle Meadow or by the riverbank around that time, please help me locate them.
Hello, I am Harriet Miles. I was near Norwich Market at 7:42 PM yesterday when my two hamsters, Poppy and Noodle, slipped from their cage in my bag. They are tiny, fluffy, with one sandy and one grey coat, and they love to hide in wheel hubs and under coats. I have searched the streets around Castle Meadow and Market Place, but they are nowhere to be found and I am worried sick. If you have seen small paws or a loose cage around Norwich Market or the Castle Meadow area, please let the site know.
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