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The remarkable Norwich pioneer whose name should be more widely known
Our understanding of history and the environment has evolved so much over the last hundred years.
Ofsted hails school as improving 'at pace' as leadership and governance shines
Beccles High School has been praised by Ofsted for strong leadership, improved attendance, effective teaching, and rapid progress since joining new trust.
North Norfolk coastal walk named one of best in the UK
A coastal walk in north Norfolk has been named one of the best in the UK.
Anti-social motorbike rider ticked off by police during late-night ride
A motorbike rider has been issued a Section 59 warning for anti-social behaviour in Fakenham.
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There's no clever fix for new North Sea oil
Andrew Boswell on the Energy Secretary’s decision on Rosebank — and why tying it to UK carbon capture fails on its own numbers
Council properties to be sold and part of park and ride site set for new purpose
A number of Norfolk County Council properties look set to be sold off, while part of a park and ride site could be given over for electric car charging.
Salon owner reveals plans for wellbeing centre with plunge pool at city business
Norwich tanning salon owner Karis Markovic submits plans for a wellbeing centre with sauna and plunge pool on Westwick Street.
Norfolk council set to press ahead with £8.3m in contracts for historic park revamp
Norwich City Council's cabinet is set to approve £8.3 million in contracts for the regeneration of Sloughbottom Park in Mile Cross, including a new artificial pitch.
Family's heartbreak at 'immeasurable void' after death of chocolate factory worker
Former chocolate factory worker from Norwich died from asbestos exposure, Norfolk Coroner's Court heard.
NCFC supporters’ chief calls police over alleged two-year online harassment campaign
Canaries Trust chairman Robin Sainty says he has endured an almost two-year harassment campaign led which has led to police involvement.
Teens aged 14 and 15 in court over high street knife and machete running battle
Shoppers in King’s Lynn were left shocked after a running confrontation between teenagers armed with knives and machetes.
Battle of the quayside chippies hots up after council backs expansion bid
Wells Town Council backs French's Fish Shop expansion bid despite objections from rival chippy Platten's.
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