1.8K views · 6 comments | Join us for a Facebook Live about the ITV News Traineeship scheme. ITV News Anglia's David Whiteley is joined by trainees present and past Luke Keohane and Raveena Ghattaura to discuss the benefits of the scheme and share those all-important application tips! There's a link to the application form in the comments | ITV Anglia | Facebook

599K views · 2.6K reactions | Don't look down. The £1m aerial ladder platform that's taking our firefighters to new heights. Find out more on ITV News Anglia tonight. | ITV Anglia | Facebook

167K views · 177 reactions | The dedication of NHS staff - watch Claire McGlasson's emotional interview with nurse Shirley Fordham, who's been working at Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge since 1976. | ITV Anglia | Facebook

12K views · 134 reactions | A mother from Suffolk thanks the NHS for saving her 5-month-old baby daughter from coronavirus. Plus how people across the region are staying home but still raising hundreds of thousands of pounds for the health service. Watch again: Tonight’s ITV News Anglia Easter Monday bulletin | ITV Anglia | Facebook

9.9K views · 50 reactions | With wintry weather on the way, ITV News Anglia's Hannah Pettifer has been to a gritter depot as authorities brace themselves for the big freeze ❄️️ | ITV Anglia | Facebook

6K views · 150 reactions | Anglia Television came on air for the first time 60 years ago this weekend. It was the 27th October 1959 when Anglia became the second channel on your TV, the average cost of a house was £2,000 and the average weekly wage was just over a tenner. The technology in TV News has also changed quite a bit as the video shows. More: https://bit.ly/2oeMzSZ | ITV Anglia | Facebook

5K views · 64 reactions | Tributes have been pouring in for veteran...

4.1K views · 34 reactions | 30 years ago Anglia News was reporting on men's fashion and asking if wolf whistling was sexist. Anglia Television has been reporting the news in the East of England since 1959 and its archive is a rich sources of stories. Back in 1985 Anglia presenters Patrick Anthony and Graham Bell reported from Norwich on cutting-edge fashion. Watch their report: | ITV Anglia | Facebook

1.4K views · 14 reactions | This is the moment veteran fundraiser Malcolm Metcalf met King Charles on a visit to Norwich - and handed over a gift. Malcolm set out to complete a bucket list of 90 special activities before his 90th birthday... but a royal visit wasn't on the list! So far he's flown a plane, sheared a sheep and worked in a chip shop. He did it to raise money for the Priscilla Bacon Hospice which the King visited earlier this week. | ITV Anglia | Facebook