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Confessionals of a bestselling author revealed in new book inspired by Facebook posts
Louis de Bernières, author of Captain Corelli’s Mandolin, turns Facebook posts on ageing, politics and life in Norfolk into memoir Smelling of Rooks.
Family 'devastated' after report reveals trust altered autism assessment report
A teenager's autism diagnosis was delayed for years after a hospital trust withheld assessment findings and altered a report, an Ombudsman investigation has found.
Drivers warned of delays as busy road set to be closed for repairs
Drivers are being warned of possible delays due to a planned road closure in a Suffolk town.
Industry turmoil may force farm to reconsider growing sugar beet after 80 years
A Norfolk farm which has grown sugar beet for 80 years may be forced to reconsider the crop amid uncertainties over its pricing and processing with British Sugar.
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Norfolk council forced to change rules for landlords after legal challenge
Great Yarmouth Borough Council has been forced to change part of its selective licensing scheme following a tribunal hearing.
Schoolboy undergoes surgery after assault by another pupil left him seriously injured
Suffolk Police issue a teen a Youth Conditional Caution after a pupil suffered serious facial injuries after an assault at Sir John Leman High School in Beccles.
Norfolk MP confirms he will fight to keep his seat at next general election
South West Norfolk MP Terry Jermy has confirmed he will be seeking re-election at the next general election.
1960s shopping precinct set to be revamped into new homes
Part of a 1960s shopping precinct in North Walsham is to be converted into homes.
Diesel crisis looms with warnings over fuel rationing and speed restrictions
Experts have warned that fuel rationing and speed restrictions could be imposed if the UK's diesel crisis deepens.
Plans lodged to tackle parking problems near pub
Wetherspoon reveals road safety plans for the Whiffler in Hellesdon as part of work to revamp the pub and add 16 parking spaces.
Chocolate-lover spends more than a hundred pounds to try city cafe's milkshake
Miguel Lopez travels to the UK to try Emporium Norwich’s sell-out cracking milkshake but changes his order to the new triple melting chocolate cake.
Marcus Pearcey eyes takeover of former city centre cafe after shock closure
Norfolk businessman Marcus Pearcey is among five or six parties considering a takeover of Norwich cafe Wrights, which closed amid financial pressures.
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