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New bid to tackle Norfolk children's SEND needs (and claw back £195m for County Hall)
A three-year plan to improve support for Norfolk's SEND children has been published.
Wowcher ‘extremely sorry’ over crocodile attack jibe email
Wowcher has apologised “unreservedly” for “unacceptable” wording on an email which appeared to mock a crocodile attack on a three-year-old boy at a zoo, which saw a Norfolk man arrested.
List of candidates revealed after Reform resignation sparks Norfolk by-election
The list of candidates standing in the Norfolk County Council by-election triggered by a Reform resignation after just 25 days has been revealed.
Norfolk women's pride after royal recognition on King's Birthday Honours list
Two Norfolk women have revealed their pride after being recognised on the King's Birthday Honours List.
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Homeowner overturns council ban on floodlighting for new padel court
A homeowner has won a planning appeal after council officials blocked lighting on a newly built padel court on Halesworth Road in Blythburgh near Southwold.
Historic Norfolk football ground could become community-owned
The Wellesley could be placed under community ownership as part of plans being considered by Great Yarmouth Borough Council to preserve its future.
'Last chance' meeting held for north Norfolk village under attack from erosion
A meeting billed locally as a "last chance" to explore coastal erosion protection has called for someone in the community to lead any new push for rock defences.
Overflowing bins at town's burial ground cleared after scheduling issue
Overflowing bins at a Suffolk town's burial ground have been cleared following a scheduling issue.
Social club saved by couple behind village pub after former committee 'forced' out
Chris and Emma Kirkley, the managers of The Longe Arms have taken on Spixworth Social Club after its committee was handed an eviction notice.
Firm's director resigns after involvement in liquidated company used to pay staff
Gary White has resigned as a director of Aston Shaw. He was also a director of Hartley White, a liquidated company used to pay Aston Shaw staff.
Bid for new home scrapped after fears raised it would threaten pub's future
A bid to build a house in a pub garden have been thrown out by officials after locals feared the death of the watering hole.
Fast-food joint giving out 100 free smash burgers as it is set to finally reopen
A fast-food restaurant in London Street is reopening with free burgers and discounts after it suddenly closed its doors four months ago.
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