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How family members followed each other into same workplace
When the Cantley Sugar Factory was being built in 1912, steeplejack and master bricklayer Ernest Horace Pegg laid the last bricks on top of the 175ft chimney.
Warning for schools to check outdoor areas as fire damaged classrooms
Schools across Norfolk are being urged to check outdoor areas after a school fire damaged three classrooms in Shipdham.
Seven new homes could be built on site of former village pub and garage
A planning application has been submitted to Breckland Council to build up to seven new homes on a former pub and garage site in Shipdham.
Citizen keepers ‘hop to it’ for rare Norfolk grasshopper
Returning the UK’s largest grasshopper to Norfolk has been a surprisingly moving experience, says NWT conservation officer Robert Morgan.
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Which garden plants survived the summer heatwave and which must go?
Well, after a scorching end to last week, it has been a relief to have temperatures closer to those we used to think were normal in August and some actual rain.
'Lovely' and 'quaint' village hall reopens after nearly three years of repairs
A community hub is reopening its doors after undergoing nearly three years of repairs.
Fans upset with 'cash grab' move to charge for parking at Carrow Road
Norwich City fans have expressed their anger after it was announced there would no longer be any free parking at Carrow Road.
I swapped Norfolk for the roof top of the world
Kate Morfoot swaps Norfolk’s famously flat landscapes for the soaring peaks of Ladakh, discovering that true luxury lies in slowing down.
Landlord who transformed 230-year-old Norfolk pub celebrates awards joy
A pub once known as one of the roughest in the area has been transformed into a thriving community hub.
Excited for local county show which is like no other
As the summer days gradually shorten, my children's small hands brim with juicy blackcurrants before the imminent return to school casts its shadow.
Fury over plans to expand school plagued by parking chaos
Plans to expand Salhouse Primary School has prompted outrage among locals in Cheyney Avenue, who say they have had enough with inconsiderate parent parking.
Pensioner's fury as bus refuses to pull over at her stop - now she relies on taxis
Barbara Flagg, 79, has been relying on taxis after a First Bus driver refused to pull over at her usual stop, forcing her to walk almost half a mile home.
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