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Decision made over plans for new £2.5m building at Norfolk school
Plans for a £2.5m extension to a King's Lynn school, so it can take in more pupils with special educational needs, have been given the go-ahead.
Much ado about... Lightning? Ancient theatre set to storm-proof itself with huge rods
An ancient King's Lynn theatre linked to Shakespeare will soon be protected from lightning strikes.
Road by the A47 partially blocked due to crash
Emergency services are on the scene of a collision on Norwich Road in Dereham by the A47.
Is this the most perfect spot in East Anglia for a peaceful getaway?
According to recent figures, Hunstanton is the best destination in East Anglia for a peaceful getaway, but what makes it so perfect for a quiet escape?
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Police seize £15,000 from drug dealer following village cannabis raid
A police operation in Necton discovered £40,000 of illegal cash, drugs and weapons.
Fight launched to build new homes in village after plans for site refused twice
A developer has launched a planning fight for three new homes near Dereham after plans were refused.
Dreaming of becoming cabin crew? Train on a real Boeing 737 in Norfolk
Dreaming of becoming cabin crew? A new course provided by Saxon Air and Klyne Training takes place on a real Boeing 737 in Norfolk.
Planners give proposals for children's care home their seal of approval
An application to turn a house into a children's care home on Bek Close in Eaton has been approved by Norwich City Council.
Rural landlords urged to prepare for new tenancy registration rules
Charlotte Hayward of Arnolds Keys – Irelands Agricultural explains how farms and estates can prepare for PRS Database registration ahead of the 2027 deadline.
Signs of autumn as we weed and deadhead (and wait for more rain)
Mornings have felt decidedly autumnal this week.
I lived off a £3 food budget and was completely shocked by what I could get
Eat Social is asking people to live off a £3 budget, highlighting the issue of food poverty across Norwich and we challenged our reporter to take part.
Sewing machine, glasses and a Windsor chair - your antiques questions answered
We received an email enquiry from June saying:-
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