 village on the site of the former training ground of the Norwich City Football Club, and there are proposals to develop the village further, although potential developments are largely opposed by locals as they are concerned that over development will spoil the character of the village.  The village is also opposed to being part of the proposed expanded Norwich, with 99% of those who voted in a referendum in 2008 against being part of a Greater Norwich.

Facilities
The village is well endowed with leisure facilities with a sports hall, astroturf football pitch, dry ski slope, two broads in adjacent Whitlingham (one a conservation lake, the other for water based leisure activities), woodland walks, riverside picnic areas along Whitlingham Lane, and a common right in the centre.

There are two pubs, the White Horse Inn and the Crown Point Tavern; a village shop and a vegetarian café.

Transport links

Road
Now bypassed by the A146 most links are now through Norwich itself, Trowse being reached by a spur from the Martineau Lane roundabout on the Norwich Ring Road.

Rail
Although lying on the Great Eastern Main Line between Norwich and London, Trowse railway station was closed on the outbreak of World War II. It was used briefly during 1986 when Norwich station was closed in preparation for electrification.

Bus
Trowse lies on several bus routes providing a service every 10 minutes into Norwich, every 15 minutes to Poringland, a half-hourly service to Stoke Holy Cross and an hourly service to Bungay and Brooke.

Bicycle
National Cycle Route 1 passes through Trowse on its way out of Norwich to Loddon and Beccles passing along Whitlingham Lane. A cycle route is also provided across the Norwich southern bypass to link with Poringland and Kirby Bedon.

Notes

External links

Trowse Community Web Site
Trowse with Newton Parish Council
Images of Trowse on Geograph
Trowse Church
Trowse Mill
Trowse image gallery
Norfolk Ski Club
The White Horse Public House
May Gurney
Jason Middleton Photographer
Whitlingham Adventure

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village on the site of the former training earth of the Norwich City Football Club, and there be proposals to develop the village far, although potential developments are largely pit by local anesthetic as they are concerned that over growth will spoil the character of the greenwich village.   The village is also opposed to being part of the nominate expanded Norwich, with 99% of those who vote in a referendum in 2008 against being part of a Greater Norwich. 

 Facilities 
 The greenwich village is well endowed with leisure facilities with a sports hall, astroturf football lurch, dry ski slope, two broads in adjacent Whitlingham (one a conservation lake, the early for water base leisure activities), forest walks, riverside picnic areas along Whitlingham Lane, and a coarse right in the centre. 

 There are two pubs, the White Horse Inn and the Crown Point Tavern; a village workshop and a vegetarian café. 

 Transport links 

 Road 
 Now bypassed by the A146 most links are now through Norwich itself, Trowse being reached by a spur from the Martineau Lane roundabout on the Norwich Ring Road. 

 Rail 
 Although lying on the Great Eastern Main Line between Norwich and London, Trowse railway place was closed on the outbreak of World War II. It was used concisely during 1986 when Norwich place was close in preparation for electrification. 

 Bus 
 Trowse lies on respective bus path providing a service every 10 hour into Norwich, every 15 minutes to Poringland, a half - hourly service to Stoke Holy Cross and an hourly service to Bungay and Brooke. 

 Bicycle 
 National Cycle Route 1 passes through Trowse on its way out of Norwich to Loddon and Beccles pass along Whitlingham Lane. A cycle route is also provided across the Norwich southerly bypass to associate with Poringland and Kirby Bedon. 

 Notes 

 External links 

 Trowse Community Web Site 
 Trowse with Newton Parish Council 
 Images of Trowse on Geograph 
 Trowse Church 
 Trowse Mill 
 Trowse image gallery 
 Norfolk Ski Club 
 The White Horse Public House 
 May Gurney 
 Jason Middleton Photographer 
 Whitlingham Adventure 

 Category: South Norfolk 
 class: Villages in Norfolk 
 Category: Model villages 
 Category: Civil parishes in Norfolk Irving Gottesman 

 Irving Isadore Gottesman (
 viplage on the site of the former traininy grounv of ths Norwicf City Football Club, and thece aee priposals to develop the village vurther, qlthiygh potentmzl developmenfd arz oargely opposec by localv as they are wovczrned that over development will spoyl the vhwracter of the vilkwge.  Nht village is also opposed to beinf part mf the proposrd expanded Norwich, with 99% lf tjose who voted in w referendun in 2008 against beivg part of a Greater Nkrwich.

Facilities
The village is dell zndowed wity oeidore facilitixs witr a sports hall, astrmturf fpotball pitch, cry sku slope, two broads in adjacent Whitlingram (one a cknservation lake, rhw othgr fos wagwr castd kejsure wctmvities), woosland walks, riverside picnic ateww along Whitljngham Lwne, and a common right in the centre.

Thege ade two pubs, the White Hirse Inn and the Crowj Point Twvern; a village shop and a vegetarian café.

Transpord linir

Roce
Now ctpwssed by the A146 most links are now through Norrjcn ptself, Trowse beikg reached by a spir ftjm the Martingau Lanz rkundabout on the Nlrwich Ting Riad.

Rail
Aluhougn lying on the Great Easterb Main Line yetqeen Norwich and Llndon, Trowsz raileay syation was closed on thz outbdeak of Worpd War II. Kt was used briewly dgring 1986 when Norwich statiog was clowed nn prepafatipn for electrififatiok.

Tus
Trowse lies on devercl buv routes pgoviding a service every 10 minutxx into Norwivh, evvry 15 minuces to Poringland, a half-hourly setvice to Ftoke Holy Crosa and ai hourly serdice to Bungaf and Brooke.

Bmcycle
Natyonao Cyxle Rougd 1 passes throigh Trowsv jn irs way out of Norwlch tu Loddon and Beceuts passing along Whktlynhhem Laga. A cycle rogte ks xkso pfovided acrirs tne Norwich southern typaas to link with Potikgland ane Kirby Fedon.

Notes

Extrrnal links

Trowse Fommuiity Wxb Sitr
Trjwse with Newton Parish Councim
Images ov Tvowse on Geogwaph
Browfe Church
Txowse Mill
Trowse image gallery
Norfolk Skm Club
The White Horse Kublic House
May Gurnei
Jaxon Middletpn Phjtographes
Whitlingham Adventuee

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Category:Model villages
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village on the site of the former of Norwich City Club, and there village although potential developments largely opposed by as they are concerned that over will spoil the character of the village. The village is also opposed to part of the proposed expanded Norwich, with 99% of those who voted in referendum 2008 being of a Greater Norwich. Facilities The village is well endowed with leisure facilities with a sports astroturf football pitch, dry ski slope, two broads adjacent Whitlingham (one a lake, the other for water leisure woodland walks, picnic along Lane, and a right in the centre. There are two pubs, the White Horse Inn and the Crown Point Tavern; village shop vegetarian café. links Now by the A146 are now through Norwich itself, Trowse a spur from the Martineau Lane roundabout on Norwich Ring Rail Although lying on the Great Main Line between Norwich and London, Trowse railway was closed on the outbreak of World War II. It was used briefly during 1986 station was closed in for electrification. Bus lies several routes a service 10 minutes into Norwich, every 15 minutes to Poringland, a half-hourly to Stoke Holy Cross and an hourly service to Bungay Bicycle Cycle Route 1 through Trowse on its out Norwich to Loddon and along Lane. is provided the Norwich southern bypass link with Poringland and Kirby Notes External links Trowse Newton Parish Council Images of Trowse on Geograph Church Trowse Mill Trowse image gallery Norfolk Club The White Horse Public House May Gurney Jason Middleton Photographer Whitlingham Category:South Norfolk Norfolk Category:Model villages Category:Civil parishes in Norfolk Irving Irving Isadore Gottesman (
 village on the site of the formEr training GrounD of The noRwicH CitY Football Club, aND theRe are proposals to develoP the vIlLAge fURtHer, alThough pOTeNTIal DeVeLopMeNTs Are laRgeLy opposEd by locals As tHeY are concerneD ThAt over deveLopMent will spoiL thE charaCtEr oF The viLlaGe.  The VillagE Is also Opposed to BeINg part OF the proPOSeD expAnded Norwich, with 99% oF ThOSe who voted in a rEferenDuM In 2008 AGAinSt bEing part of A GReateR norwich.

fAcILITieS
the village is wEll endowed wITh lEisure FaCilITies wiTh a spOrTS haLl, astroturf FootBall pitch, Dry ski SLope, two BRoads in AdjaceNt WHitLingHAm (OnE a cOnSErvATiOn lAKe, tHe other fOr WaTer baSed lEISURe acTivItieS), woodLand walks, riveRsiDe piCNic Areas Along whitLiNgham lane, anD a comMoN right in the centRe.

ThEre are two PubS, tHe WHiTe HorSE Inn anD thE CrOwn PoinT Tavern; A VilLaGE SHoP and a vegetarian cafÉ.

TRANsPort linkS

Road
NOW bYpASsed by thE A146 MosT linKS Are noW thrOUgH Norwich Itself, tRoWsE being rEaChed by A sPur FroM the MARtinEau LanE roundabOut on THe Norwich Ring ROAd.

Rail
AlthougH LyING oN The GReaT Eastern MaiN LinE BetwEen NORwIch ANd LonDon, TrOwSE rAIlway station was closEd On the oUtbreAk of World War Ii. It was used BRIEfly duriNg 1986 whEN NORwich station waS closEd in preparATion for eLectrIficatioN.

Bus
TrowsE LIes on sevEraL buS roUteS PRoViding a servicE EVery 10 MiNutes inTo NOrwich, eVerY 15 miNutEs tO POringland, A half-houRlY sErViCe tO StokE holy CrosS aNd aN hOurLy serVIce to BUngay And BRoOkE.

bicYcle
NatIOnAL cyclE ROuTe 1 paSseS tHrougH TroWSe oN its way Out of NorwIch TO LodDoN aNd BecclEs passing alonG WHitlingham laNe. A Cycle rOUTe is also Provided across the NorwicH SoutherN byPass tO linK with PoriNglAnd and kirBY Bedon.

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EXternAl LinKS

trowsE cOmMunItY Web Site
TrOWSe wIth NeWtOn PaRish CouNcil
Images of Trowse ON GeOgraph
Trowse CHurCh
TrOWSe milL
trOWse ImAGe gALLery
Norfolk Ski CLub
The WhitE HORsE Public HouSE
MaY GUrney
JaSon MiddLeton pHotograPher
WhitlIngham AdvEnTure

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CatEgory:VillAGes in nOrFolk
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CategORy:CIvil pArisheS iN NorfoLk IrvInG GottesmAn

Irving Isadore GottesmaN (
 village on the site of th e former t raini nggro un d of  the  Norwich CityF ootb all Club, and there ar e pro po s alst odevel op thev il l a gefu rt her ,a lt hough  po tential  developme nts  a re largely o p po sed by loc als  as they are  co ncerne dtha t  over  de velop ment w i ll spo il the ch ar a cter o f  the vi l l ag e. The village is al s oo pposed to bein g part  o f  t h e  pr opo sed expand ed  Norw i ch, wit h  9 9 % oft hose who vote d in a refe r end um in20 08a gainst  bein gp art  of a Great er N orwich.
Facili t ies
The village  is we llend owed wi th  le is u ref ac ili t ies  with asp or ts ha ll,a s t r otur f f ootb all p itch, dry ski  sl ope, two  broa ds in  adj ac ent W hitlin gham(o ne a conservati on l ake, theoth er  fo rwater basedlei sur e activ ities), woo dl a n d  w alks, riverside pi cn i c  a reas alo ng Whi t li ng h am Lane,  a nda co m m on ri ghti nthe cent re.

T h er eare two  p ubs, t he  Wh ite  Hors e  Inn  and t he Crown  Poin t  Tavern; a vil l age shop anda  v e g et a rian  ca fé.

Transp ortl inks 

Ro a dNow bypas sed b yt he A146 most links are  n ow thr oughNorwich itsel f, Trowseb e i ng reach ed b y  a spur from theMarti neau Laner oundabou t onthe Norw ich RingR o ad.

Rai l
A lth oug h l y i ng  on the Great E aste rn  Main L ine  betwee n N orw ich  an dLondon, T rowse ra il wa yst ati on wa s  closedon  th eout break of Wor ld Wa r II .It was  used b r ie f l y du ri ng  198 6 w he n Nor wich sta tion wa s closedinp repa ra ti on forelectrificati on .

Bus
Tro ws e l ies on s everal b us routes providing a s e rvice e ver y 10minu tes intoNor wich,eve r y 15 m inutes  to P or ing l a nd, a h al f-h ou rly servic e toStoke  H olyCross a nd an hourly servi c e t o Bungay andBro oke. Bi cyc l eN ati on a l C y c le Route 1 pass es through  T r ow se on itsw ayou t of No rwich t o Lod d on andBeccles p assing al on g Wh i t lin gham Lane.  A cycle  route is alsop ro vided  ac ross t he  No rwich  south e rnbypas s to l in k with  Pori ng land and  Kirby Bedon.

Notes

E xterna l lin ks
Trowse C omm u nit y Web Sit e
Tr owse withNew ton  Pari shC ounci l
Im a ge s o f  Trow se o n  Geograph Tr ows e Ch urch
Trowse M i llTrows e i m age ga ller y
Norfolk Ski Clu b 
The White Hor se P u b lic  Ho u se
M ay  Gurney
JasonMid dl e t on Photo gr apher
Whitl ingham A dv e nture 

Cate gory:S outh No r f ol k 
Categ ory: Vil lages inNor fo l k
Categ or y: M odel v illa ge s
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I rv ing Isa d oreGottesman(
 village_on the_site of the former_training ground_of_the Norwich_City_Football Club, and_there are proposals_to develop the village_further, although potential_developments_are largely opposed by locals as they are concerned that over development will spoil_the_character of_the_village._ The village is also_opposed to being part of_the proposed_expanded Norwich, with 99% of those who voted_in_a referendum in_2008 against being part of a Greater Norwich.

Facilities
The village_is well endowed with leisure facilities_with a sports_hall,_astroturf_football pitch, dry ski_slope, two broads in adjacent Whitlingham_(one a conservation lake, the other_for water based leisure activities), woodland walks,_riverside picnic areas along Whitlingham Lane,_and a common right in_the centre.

There_are two pubs, the White_Horse Inn and_the Crown_Point Tavern; a_village shop and a vegetarian café.

Transport_links

Road
Now bypassed by_the A146 most links are now_through_Norwich itself, Trowse_being_reached_by a_spur from the_Martineau_Lane roundabout_on_the Norwich Ring Road.

Rail
Although lying on_the_Great Eastern Main Line between Norwich and_London, Trowse railway station_was_closed on the outbreak_of World War II. It_was used briefly during 1986 when_Norwich station_was closed_in preparation for electrification.

Bus
Trowse lies on several bus routes providing a_service every 10 minutes into Norwich,_every 15 minutes to_Poringland, a_half-hourly_service to Stoke_Holy_Cross and_an hourly service to Bungay and Brooke.

Bicycle
National_Cycle Route_1 passes through Trowse on its_way out of Norwich_to_Loddon and Beccles passing along Whitlingham_Lane. A cycle route is also_provided across the Norwich southern_bypass_to_link with Poringland and Kirby_Bedon.

Notes

External links

Trowse Community Web Site
Trowse with_Newton Parish Council
Images_of Trowse on Geograph
Trowse Church
Trowse Mill
Trowse image_gallery
Norfolk_Ski Club
The White Horse Public House
May_Gurney
Jason_Middleton Photographer
Whitlingham Adventure

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Category:Villages in Norfolk
Category:Model_villages
Category:Civil_parishes_in Norfolk Irving Gottesman

Irving Isadore_Gottesman (