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Much-loved bakery business to hit the road as it unveils 'biggest' project yet
Bakeaholics, which has shops in Attleborough and Norwich, has now unveiled its new food van to go beyond East Anglia.
Restaurant and farm shop redevelopment plans approved after council u-turn
Plans to open a permanent restaurant and farm shop have been given the go-ahead following a council U-turn.
Closed village pub's fresh start as new owner reveals opening plan
The Queens Head in Thurlton is set to reopen under new ownership in mid-November, after previous operators closed the village pub at the end of August.
Man found four times over drink-drive limit on A47 is banned from driving
A man has been banned from driving after being caught more than four times over the legal alcohol limit on the A47 near Swaffham.
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The stunning Norfolk spot that's perfect for spotting seals this season
With seal pupping season approaching, hundreds of people are expected to flock to Horsey Gap to see one of the largest grey seal colonies on the east coast.
Terry Bakes leaves Instagram amid police investigation over fraud
City baker Terry Pegler has deleted his Instagram account following his arrest on suspicion of fraud by false representation while police inquiries continue.
Green civil war breaks out over Zionism vote as City Hall leader faces call to resign
The Green leader of Norwich City Council is facing calls to resign from her colleagues after she spoke out against her party's widely condemned motion equating Zionism with racism.
Troublemaker with 150 offences FINALLY jailed for breaches of town centre ban
Anti-social street drinker Barry Turner has breached a Criminal Behaviour Order on 12 separate occasions.
Locals urged to help shape ambitious UK Town of Culture 2028 vision
Great Yarmouth residents are invited to share ideas at a Covered Market installation on October 10, supporting its bid to become UK Town of Culture 2028.
Fears closure of busy road will lead to school run chaos
People living in Unthank Road and Christchurch Road are expecting rush hour next week to be busier than normal as UK Power Networks is replacing equipment.
Public toilets are a necessity and not a convenience
Perhaps we are wrong to call public toilets "conveniences" when they are a necessity.
Primary school issues safety warning over dangerous driving at drop off times
Horsford Primary School has urged parents to prioritise safety during school runs after complaints about dangerous parking.
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