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Norfolk firm owned by celebrity ski instructor entered liquidation owing £220k
Travel company Ski Yodl Ltd, based in Norwich, entered liquidation owing more than £220,000.
New leader appointed to guide one of region’s largest colleges
Jen Eves will take up the role of interim chief executive officer at City College Norwich from September 1.
Plans unveiled for new lakeside holiday resort aimed at 'high spending visitors'
A flooded quarry near King's Lynn could become a new lakeside resort.
Lord named president of Royal British Legion branch
Lord Tom Townshend has been appointed president of the Fakenham branch of the Royal British Legion.
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Councillor calls for action after travellers try to move onto 850-home estate
A Great Yarmouth First councillor is calling for action to be taken after a group of travellers try to move onto the Bluebell Meadow estate in Gorleston
943 not out! Former cricket players from two past rival clubs reunite
A group of former cricket players with the combined age of 943 reunited for a special event.
More than 80-home development with bungalows approved by planners
Revised plans for 81 homes in Loddon have been approved, including 28 affordable homes, bungalows and open space on land north of Beccles Road.
Dereham walking football tournament to raise funds for Prostate Cancer UK
Walking football teams from across Norfolk will come together in Dereham next weekend to raise money for Prostate Cancer UK.
Teen boy arrested after threats to harm made in park
A teen boy has been arrested after threats were made to harm someone in Bleach Park in Lowestoft.
Netball club named Community Champion for second year running
A netball club has been named a Community Champion for the second year in a row.
Child benefit warning for parents as payments could stop this month
Families with teens continuing in education in Norfolk have been warned they could see their child benefit payments stop unless they inform HMRC by August 31.
New 'high-quality' housing development for village farm approved
A new housing development including the conversion of a redundant barn has been given the green light.
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