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Norwich is a county town in East Anglia, England and also the regional administrative centre of the county. The town has a population of about 128,000 permanent residents and was voted as the greenest city in England in 2006. The city has an enviable blend as an alluring cathedral city and a bustling metropolis.
The city is typified by a humid climate with warm, wet summers and cool, moist winters. Cool winds are a dominant factor which helps moderate the temperatures. Abundant rainfall is received in the city.
Dating back to the Saxon times, Norwich developed economically as well as in population size and was the second largest city in England in the sixteenth century. Today, it is one of the major retail centres in England with agriculture, manufacturing and transport being the main industries.
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