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Thieves steal half a tonne of grapes from Norfolk vineyard
Thieves have stolen half a tonne of grapes from a vineyard in Norfolk, costing the business an estimated 400 bottles of wine.
Major disruption to buses and school transport as burst water main closes road
A burst water main has forced the closure of a key road in Norfolk, causing major travel disruption on the road between Briston and Melton Constable.
Police swarm city hotel after late-night incident
Police attended an incident at Norwich Hotel in Thorpe Road, Norwich, around 10.30pm on Tuesday night.
North Norfolk town named the most underrated in the country
Holt has been named the most underrated town and the best hidden gem in the country by travel and lifestyle publication LoveExploring,
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Fresh bid to build new homes in village set for refusal after local backlash
A fresh bid to build five new homes near Dereham is set for refusal after the plans sparked backlash from locals.
Seaside town cafe seeks alcohol licence
Mimis Cafe and bistro in Cromer has filed for an alcohol licence for the business which opened earlier this year on Garden Street.
Town centre pub reopens with plans for nine-room music-themed hotel
Allens Bar in Great Yarmouth has reopened on October 3, with plans for a nine-room music-themed hotel featuring live music, brunches and dining from December.
How AI is changing weather forecasting... and what it could mean for Norfolk's firms
AI is changing weather forecasting – and in some cases is now more accurate than Met Office supercomputers, Norfolk firm WeatherQuest says.
Landmark jet begins journey back to Coltishall (with traffic cone on its nose!)
A landmark Norfolk aircraft has begun its journey back to the former RAF Coltishall - the base it 'guarded' for six years.
Man warned to expect 'significant' period in custody after wounding his girlfriend
A man has been warned he faces a "significant" custodial sentence after he admitted wounding his girlfriend in an attack.
Norfolk Greens embroiled in fallout from 'Zionism is racism' vote
Norfolk's Greens are embroiled in a bitter split over their party's hugely controversial vote to brand Zionism a form of racism.
City bowls club saved after securing thousands of pounds to spruce up green
Costessey Crown Bowls Club secures £8,000 from South Norfolk Council grant to resurface its green in order to attract more members and secure its future.
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