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Oldest surviving engine set to star at heritage railway festival this month
The North Norfolk Railway will showcase more than a century of British engineering at its Festival on Rails, which returns later this month.
Everything you need to know as festival brings major bands and circus acts to Norwich
From August 20 to 23, festivalgoers will flock to Earlham Park in Norwich as the Rock N Roll Circus makes its return.
Where do traditional, moderate, right wingers now turn?
So Nigel Farage has emerged triumphant from the farcical Clacton by-election, defeating Count Binface and the 32 other jokers who stood against him.
Person cut off by incoming tide at coast sparks emergency response
Hunstanton RNLI volunteers were called at 9.18 am on Monday, August 17, to help an individual cut off by the tide near the Outer Trial Bank.
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How a huge yellow duck can win you a year's worth of holidays
A giant yellow duck could be your ticket to a year of holidays as the inflatable attraction will arrive at Oulton Broad near The Wherry Hotel.
Proud mum of seriously ill baby waiting for surgery: 'She's a fighter'
Lauren Heaney and Alfie Wright from Wrentham are parents to baby Marlie. Baby Marlie is currently at Great Ormond Street Hospital waiting for surgery.
Jarrolds appoints new managing director of retail
Jarrolds has appointed Tim Shattock as its new managing director of retail, following the retirement of John Adams after 44 years.
Church needs repairs to stop wall collapsing into busy city alley
St Gregory's Church, a 14th-century church in Norwich, needs repairs to prevent its wall from collapsing into a busy city alley.
Violent scenes at campsite run by deputy lieutenant after beach rave breaks up
Violent scenes erupted at Poplar Farm campsite in Waxham following a late-night beach party nearby.
Dad blasts gym after men strip naked in front of his children outside changing rooms
A furious father has cancelled his membership at David Lloyd Norwich after two men stripped naked in front of his children outside of the changing rooms.
Council officials hit back amid 'brown envelope' claims about plans for data centre
Council bosses have stressed major planning decisions are taken "with integrity" amid social media claims over plans for a huge Norwich data centre.
Man withdraws plans for third caravan following neighbour's objections
John McPhee has withdrawn his application to retain an additional caravan on land in Colton, bringing the total number on the site to three.
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