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Asbestos removed ahead of demolition of high-rise tower block
An asbestos removal project is nearing completion ahead of the planned demolition of a major high-rise building.
Norwich Cathedral to be transformed by immersive journey through time and space
Time by Luxmuralis at Norwich Cathedral
Calls for bus stop to return after it was removed without warning
People living off Dereham Road near the Gurney Road bus stop are calling on Norfolk County Council to reinstate their bus stop.
Airport parking plan that could save passengers up to £50 a week rejected
Anthony Marett has launched an appeal after the council rejected Marett’s Chariots’ scheme offering £50-a-week Norwich Airport parking at Frettenham.
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Mexican flavours return to Norwich as pub launches new food pop-up
The Rose Inn has teamed up with Gringos Nacho Factory to bring Tex-Mex flavours back to Norwich's food scene with a new fortnightly pop-up.
Drunk man carried out 'appalling' attack on partner who refused to get him cocaine
A man who had drunk a litre of vodka carried out an "appalling" attack on his then girlfriend after she refused to get him cocaine.
Farming leaders want damaging 'family farm tax' to be axed in autumn Budget
As the chancellor prepares his first Budget speech, Norfolk NFU leaders have made a final plea for the government to axe its damaging "family farm tax".
Plans for new city centre car park emerge
RCP Parking has submitted plans to Norwich City Council for a 79-space car park on Westwick Street, with ANPR, disabled bays and solar lighting.
Group of anonymous mums raising money for children of murdered royal GP reach £10k
A crowdfunding appeal for the three children of a murdered Royal GP Hannah Cain has hit its £10,000 target.
Historic Georgian building in town centre could be turned back into a home
A Georgian building could soon be returned to residential use under new plans.
Pensioner left with more than £1,000 of damage after sewage spills into his garden
Will Minns plans to claim more than £1,000 in damages from Aviva and Anglian Water after sewage flooded his garden at his family home in Holt Road.
Marham Village Hall reopens after major refurbishment and extension
A village hall has reopened following a major refurbishment and extension to improve facilities for the community.
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