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Hotel spa to host three-day exclusive event to mark year since opening
FFOLKESPA in Hillington will host RITUAL FEST26 from October 6 to 8, offering guests a packed programme of thermal experiences.
First glimpse at hit musical with Strictly star and pop singer coming to Norwich
Mean Girls the Musical is coming to the Norwich Theatre Royal on October 13 to 17 with a star-studded cast.
TV star sings the praises of revamped Norfolk venue
Gareth Gates praises Britannia Pier’s £2m renovation ahead of starring in and producing Beauty and the Beast pantomime in Great Yarmouth from December 8.
Norfolk village named best in region after blooming marvellous success
Norfolk village Filby wins the 2026 Anglia in Bloom competition, recognising volunteers, floral displays, wildlife projects and year-round community efforts.
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Car seized from driver who had licence revoked earlier this year
A driver had their car seized in Halesworth after checks revealed they had their licence revoked earlier this year.
King Charles III coin on sale for more than £12,000
A King Charles coin has been listed for more than £12,000 in Norfolk.
Woman dies after medical emergency at Norwich supermarket
A woman has died after a medical emergency at a Waitrose supermarket in Eaton.
Whoosh to return to the stage after months-long break with Dock Tavern gig
A rock band is set to return to the stage after a months-long break.
Gardeners dig in over plot to turn their allotments into homes
Villagers in Burnham Market could lose their much-loved allotments to make way for new homes.
New museum plan revealed for historic Norfolk town
A new museum is planned for the centre of King's Lynn.
Staff raise concerns over threat to close recycling centre
Staff at Docking Recycling Centre which could be shut down to save money fear its closure would impact the community, particularly the enderly.
Sites put forward for where thousands of new homes could be built in part of Norfolk
Hundreds of sites have been put forward for where thousands of homes could be built in west Norfolk between now and 2044.
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