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Council bosses announce changes to home working policies amid criticism
Home-working staff at Norfolk County Council's biggest department have been told they are now expected to work face to face with colleagues twice a week.
Crowds gather at city park to celebrate launch of 350k padel courts
New padel courts, funded by National Tennis Association, have opened at Eaton Park. Norwich Lord Mayor, Karen Davis, attended the opening ceremony this week.
Man in his 20s who died in A148 crash named in roadside tributes
A man who died in a car crash on the A148 in Norfolk has been named as Arran Dixon in roadside tributes left at the scene.
'People travel to Norwich to see us' says owner of Royal Arcade plant shop
Peter Weatherill and Claire Bright, the couple behind B'Leaf, are thrilled to be celebrating another milestone after moving to the Royal Arcade in 2024.
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Gene scientists win landmark approval for blight-resistant potato
The UK's first precision-bred blight-resistant potato, developed at the Sainsbury Laboratory (TSL) on the Norwich Research Park, is a step closer to being grown by farmers.
Norwich brothers launch £1.99 ‘HPI check for your home’ to reveal what agents don’t
Norwich brothers launch £1.99 ‘HPI check for your home’ to reveal what estate agents don’t
Hotel could be become adult care home to meet 'urgent local need'
A bid to turn a hotel in the city into a care home to help plug the gap in the need for adult facilities has been submitted.
Jarrolds hopeful plans for 88-bedroom hotel will be approved by early next year
Jarrolds hopes its plans to turn St James Mill into a boutique hotel will be approved by early next year, after unveiling its vision almost two years ago.
City research campus boss lands top role at UK's science park association
Roz Bird, chief executive of Norwich Research Park’s management company, appointed interim chairwoman of the UK Science Park Association (UKSPA).
Man admits drugs offences while on suspended sentence for class A crime
A former Amazon worker given a suspended jail term for supplying cocaine has admitted more drugs offences.
Concerns over staff working hour changes at community day service
Concerns have been raised over proposals to reduce working hours for staff at a community day service.
Village green fenced off after parking row at harbour
Part of the village green at Brancaster Staithe has been fenced off after parking problems.
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