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Norfolk town named the UK’s top holiday hotspot for 2027 in new study
Cromer has been named as the UK’s top holiday hotspot for 2027.
Conference will help students understand challenges facing farms and food security
Norfolk students have been invited to join the Food Security Conference 2026 at the John Innes Conference Centre in Norwich on December 2.
Bird species returns to Norfolk coast after years of decline due to bird flu
Tern colonies are making a comeback to Blakeney Point in large numbers after years of decline due to bird flu.
Is data centre a community asset or cyber hell?
What sort of world do we want?
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Farm contractors rewarded for limiting losses during difficult sugar beet harvest
Norfolk-based Glover Agricultural Contractors has won an award from British Sugar, recognising its performance during a challenging sugar beet harvest.
Last chance for locals to have say on where new homes could be built
Locals have just one week left to have their say on where new homes and businesses could be built across the Great Yarmouth Borough Council area.
Former construction offices could be turned into four-bedroom home
A listed former office building in King's Lynn could be converted into a home.
Map of Norfolk reveals teenage ADHD and autism benefit claims have DOUBLED since 2019
The number of Norfolk teenagers receiving disability benefits for ADHD and autism has soared in the last six years.
Work on building centre and cafe in village just outside Norwich set to start
Pentaco is to start building a new community centre on Plantation Road in Blofield. The project includes a cafe and more parking.
Thriving theatre celebrates 20 years since being saved by five friends
Bungay's Fisher Theatre celebrates 20 years since reopening, following a local campaign that saved the historic venue, now a thriving arts and events hub.
Parents' tribute to son who was 'very much more than the circumstances of his death'
The body of a "funny, intelligent, and kind-hearted" man was found by his father inside his flat in Norwich.
Plans for a new bridge over the Broads given the green light by planners
A new livestock bridge over the River Waveney near Bungay has been approved by the Broads Authority, boosting farm efficiency, road safety and traditional grazing.
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