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New specialist school opens in milestone moment for SEND pupils
Warren Lodge, Warren School’s new SEND provision in Beccles, has opened, creating 40 extra places and helping pupils build independence and life skills.
Calls for more safety measures on busy road after student hit by a van
Students at the University of East Anglia have called for more safety measures on Bluebell Road after a collision left a student with life-threatening injuries.
Jail for brothers who took up drug dealing after leaving education early
Two brothers who were supplying cocaine and cannabis to users in Norfolkord have been jailed.
Norwich CAMRA unveils 50th anniversary golden ale and invites public to name it
A golden ale brewed in collaboration with a Norfolk brewery has been unveiled.
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Delays warning with overnight repairs to close part of busy road
Drivers are being warned to expect disruption due to overnight roadworks starting tomorrow evening.
Owner of family-run café 'thrilled' after being shortlisted for prestigious award
The owner of a Brew & Bites café in Lowestoft is "thrilled" after being shortlisted for Best Café at the UK Small Business Awards.
Buyers shun £9m seaside development where flats were meant to be for locals
Thirty flats remain unsold in a £9m council development heralded as homes for locals almost three years after it was completed.
Work starts to demolish 1970s office block in Anglia Square
A 1970s office block is being demolished in Anglia Square in Norwich as part of a major city centre redevelopment.
Could Norfolk face fuel rationing and 50mph limits as diesel prices hit record high?
Diesel prices have climbed to a record 199.18p per litre, raising concerns about potential fuel shortages in Norfolk.
The 5 best bakeries in Norwich, according to Google reviews
Here are the top-rated bakeries in Norwich based on Google reviews.
UK maritime regions unite in new network for coastal economies
Eleven regional maritime clusters have launched the UK Maritime Regions Network to strengthen collaboration, skills and economic growth.
Thetford unrest sparks HMO crackdown as Home Office plots to quadruple asylum housing
Breckland Council has launched a crackdown on HMOs after asylum housing sparked wide-scale disorder in the district and the Home Office announced plans to quadruple the number of bed-spaces
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