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About Norwich

Norwich is a town on the River Wensum in East Anglia and lies about 100 miles north-east of London. For the period of the 11th century, it was the chief city in England after London, and one of its most important. It sustained the capital of the most crowded English county until the Industrial Rebellion.

The urban area of Norwich had a populace of 213,166 rendering to the 2011 Survey. This area ranges outside the city border, with wide suburban areas on the western, northern and eastern sides, with Costessey, Taverham, Hellesdon, Bowthorpe, Old Catton, Sprowston and Thorpe St Andrew. A total of 132,512 citizens are living in the Town of Norwich. It is the fourth most throatily engaged local government area in the East of England, with 3,480 people per square kilometre.

 Government

City and county councils:

Norwich has been ruled by two tiers of local government since the implementation of the Local Government Act 1972. The upper level is Norfolk County Assembly, which achieves planned services such as schools, social services and libraries across the county of Norfolk. The lower row is Norwich City Assembly, which functions local facilities such as housing, preparation, freedom and travel.

Norwich elects 13 region councillors to the 84-member county council. The city is unglued into single-member electoral separations, and county councillors are chosen every four years. Following the 2013 county council elections, the dissemination of council seats is Labour Party 8, Green Party 4, and Liberal Democrats 1. The county board is presently under no general control.

Norwich City Council involves of 39 councillors chosen to signify 13 wards — three councillors per ward. Elections are detained by thirds, where one councillor in each ward is elected yearly for a four-year term, but in the year of county council elections. It is currently measured by the Labour Party. Following the 2016 local votes, the distribution of council seats is Labour 26, Green Party 10, and Liberal Democrats 3.

Lord Mayoralty and shrievalty

Norwich Guildhall is the seat of local government from the early 15th century until 1938. The ritual head of the city is the Lord Mayor; though now merely a ceremonial location, in the past the office carried substantial expert, with decision-making powers over the funds and matters of the city council. As of 2017, the Lord Mayor is Cllr. David Fullman and the Deputy Lord Mayor is Cllr. Martin Schmierer. The office of mayor of Norwich dated from 1403 and was raised to the dignity of lord mayor in 1910 by Edward VII "given the position occupied by that city as the chief town of East Anglia and its close association with His Majesty". From 1404 the people of Norwich, as a county corporate, had the honour of selecting two sheriffs. Under the Public Corporations Act 1835, this number of sheriffs was abridged to one, and it converted an completely ceremonial post. Both Lord Mayor and Sheriff are chosen at the council's annual meeting.

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The ITIL® Certification Path is designed to guide professionals through a comprehensive journey in IT Service Management, starting from foundational principles to advanced strategic expertise. It helps delegates develop capabilities that align IT services with organisational goals.The certification journey starts with the ITIL® 4 Foundation Course, introducing essential terminology and core concepts of the ITIL® framework. Learners then progress through the ITIL® 4 Managing Professional (MP) certification path, a bundle of five modules that cover the full-service lifecycle. This path equips delegates with the knowledge to reduce service costs and improve service quality, ultimately enhancing customer satisfaction.This ITIL® Managing Professional bundle enables individuals to run successful IT-enabled teams, services and workflows.

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  • Ensures consistent performance and continual improvement of IT Services.
  • Bridges business goals and IT operations for maximum service value.
  • Controls and coordinates all ITIL-defined change processes.
  • Minimises service disruptions while implementing critical IT changes.
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The ITIL® Certification Path is a structured learning framework that guides professionals from foundational understanding to expert-level competence in IT service management, equipping them to align IT services with business goals and drive service excellence.

The path is ideal for IT Professionals, Service Managers, Consultants, and anyone involved in managing or improving IT services, seeking a globally recognised credential to enhance their skills and career opportunities.

No prerequisites are required to begin. You start with the ITIL® Foundation Level. However, higher-level certifications require completion of prior modules and accumulation of credits as part of the certification scheme.

The path includes ITIL® Foundation, Practitioner, Intermediate (Lifecycle and Capability modules), Expert, and Master Levels. Each step builds your expertise in specific areas of ITIL® and prepares you for more advanced roles.

Yes. After Foundation, delegates can choose between Lifecycle or Capability modules at the Intermediate level based on their job role or interests, creating a personalised journey toward Expert and Master certification.

Absolutely. ITIL® is a leading global framework, and its certifications are respected by employers across industries for promoting effective, aligned, and value-driven IT service management practices.

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