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Film shot in north Norfolk and Italy has glitzy premiere
The red carpet was rolled out in Cromer to celebrate the premiere of 18-year-old Rupert Harold's new feature film, Crecista.
Workforce at Lotus drops by large amount amid Donald Trump tariffs
Lotus has cut more than half of its UK workforce after Donald Trump’s tariffs hit sales of its cars in the US.
Trump tariff blow sees more jobs than expected cut at Lotus' Norfolk base
Lotus has cut more than half of its UK workforce after Donald Trump’s tariffs hit sales of its cars in the US.
Anglia Capital Group rebrands as Eastern Angels after backing 77 companies
An angel investment network has rebranded to reflect its regional focus and mission.
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Police raid on Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's Sandringham home deemed unlawful
Andrew Mountbatten Windsor has won a High Court battle over the legality of police raids at his two homes, including Sandringham estate, earlier this year.
Popular village store put on market as owners crave 'simpler life'
A much-loved village business is up for sale after more than seven years of success.
UK floating wind capacity set to reach 3GW by 2034
UK ranks third globally for floating offshore wind with 78MW operating, while RenewableUK forecasts 3GW in UK waters by 2034 and 97,000 jobs by 2050.
North Norfolk cottage with signal-box annexe for sale at almost £1.7 million
Four-bedroom Myrtle Cottage in Wiveton, near Blakeney, with one-bedroom annexe and two acres of grounds, is for sale through Jackson-Stops at £1,699,000.
Green who quit party over Zionism vote says others are considering their position
A Suffolk councillor who quit the Greens over the controversial 'Zionism is racism' vote has warned that others are also now considering their future.
Armed police swoop on city centre after boy seen with axe
Armed police swooped on Norwich city centre after a boy was seen carrying an axe in Chapelfield Gardens.
Anger as school road safety scheme stalled because council says there is no funding
Council officers have come up with proposals to make streets near Norwich schools safer, but County Hall leaders say there is no money to bring in the changes.
Vital food donations gathered at harvest festival service at Norwich Cathedral
The RNAA harvest festival service at Norwich Cathedral has helped gather vital food donations to support people facing financial hardship this winter.
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