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Take a look inside Norfolk's most viewed property last month
A three-bedroom townhouse in Costessey was the most viewed property on the market in Norfolk in September 2026.
Norfolk population rises by nearly 5,000 (but one part of the county has seen a drop)
New figures have revealed the changes in population across Norfolk, including one part of the county where numbers have dropped.
Town takes control of car parks despite Norfolk council shake-up being paused
Swaffham Town Council has taken ownership of two car parks from Breckland Council, despite plans to abolish the district being shelved.
Prince William claims ‘holistic’ approach is required to tackle flooding
The Prince of Wales has said the increase in flooding is "demoralising" as he met people living with the threat of the upcoming storm season.
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Reimagined pumpkin patch and after dark events coming to nature reserve
Pensthorpe in Norfolk is launching a new-look Pumpkin Festival this October half-term.
Hellesdon home with Italian-style garden and annexe potential for sale
A five-bedroom detached house with annexe potential on Low Road, Hellesdon, near Norwich, is listed at £750,000-£800,000, with a landscaped south-facing garden.
Man arrested after early hours incident on bridge
A man in his 40s has been arrested after an incident on Lady Julian Bridge in Norwich.
Rare Thunderbirds Zero-X toy valued at £250-£300 heads to auction
Elizabeth Talbot from TW Gaze previews some out of this world items heading to auction at the next Toys Sale later this month.
Police cordon off section of industrial estate with dog unit at scene
Police cordoned off a section of London Road Industrial Estate from Walton Way in Brandon.
Councillor calls for 'loophole' fix after Central Connect hikes bus fare
Antony Little is shocked that the 853 that runs to Broadland High Academy has increased by £9 and wants the company to change the service. Headteacher demands Central Connect fix 'loophole' leading to £9 fare increase
We are all in danger from the evil scammers
If scammers and fraudsters channelled their commendable work ethic into honest pursuits imagine the how buoyant our economy might be.
Major retailer shutting down in north Norfolk town
TG Jones has announced it is shutting its store in Church Street, Sheringham, at the start of next year.
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