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Village housing bid facing rejection over land that 'should never be built on'
Plans to demolish a bungalow and build 10 homes in Burgh Castle face refusal, with planners citing housing mix, protected trees and biodiversity concerns.
Three-bedroom Norwich terrace with parking for sale at £375,000
A three-bedroom period terraced house on Thorpe Road, Norwich is for sale at £375,000, with open-plan living and two parking spaces.
Inside the abandoned activity centre once loved by thousands
TikToker Jayden Urbex has explored and given an exclusive view of the abandoned Kingswood Centre in West Runton, which once welcomed hundreds on school trips.
Oscar-nominated director John Madden backs Fakenham Film Festival
A Norfolk film festival has received a message of support from an Oscar-nominated director.
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Nostalgic film experience to make comeback to Norfolk venue
Pop Up Pictures is bringing back the Halloween Drive-In to the Norfolk Showground, on the outskirts of Norwich with shows including Hocus Pocus and Scream.
Delays during rush hour after cars crash outside cathedral
Drivers are facing tailbacks during rush hour following a crash outside the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist in Unthank Road, Norwich.
Woman accused of £13,000 benefit fraud after failing to declare private pension
Norfolk woman Deborah Bremner has appeared in court accused of dishonestly claiming Universal Credit.
BBC Radio Norfolk service which has been in place since 1970s to be switched off
BBC Radio Norfolk’s medium wave (MW) service is set to go off air as part of a wider regional switch-off.
Ambulance volunteer accused of stealing thousands of pounds of medical equipment
Daniel Carter from Norwich is accused of stealing £7,410 of medical equipment from an ambulance service in King’s Lynn.
'Crucial' need for millions to unlock bottleneck junction as pressure mounts
A Norfolk MP has told his own government it is "crucial" that millions of pounds are committed to improve a bottleneck railway junction.
Top rating for care firm as inspectors praise 'exceptional' support
Bluebird Care East Suffolk, serving Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft, earns an outstanding CQC rating at its first inspection for exceptional home care service.
Plans for new self-build home in village rejected over 'light pollution' concerns
Planners at Great Yarmouth Borough Council have rejected a proposal to build a house and demolish an agricultural dwelling in Burgh Castle.
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