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Almost 3,000 homes left without power after cable fault
Almost 3,000 homes have been left without power in the Beccles area after an overhead cable fault.
Two people taken to hospital after crash that blocked A47 for three hours
Two people have been taken to hospital after a crash on the A47 near Postwick.
Passengers urged to check timetables as park and ride service changes take effect
Passengers using Postwick Park and Ride are being urged to check new timetables after a revised service has come into operation.
Police officers face no further action over boasts about 'illegal' stop and searches
Norfolk Constabulary will take no further action against officers recorded joking about a brothel visit and boasting of illegally searching black women.
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Staff accommodation building for care home could become residential property
A staff accommodation building for a care home near Fakenham could be transformed back into residential use.
Conservatives announce new parliamentary spokesperson amid election speculation
The Conservative Party in Great Yarmouth has named their new parliamentary spokesperson.
Pride parade announces month-long series of events
A Pride parade has announced a month-long series of events.
Two coastal defibrillators named among UK's most 'extraordinary'
Two defibrillators have been included in a national list of standout devices for their unique locations.
Looking back at days gone by in Sheringham
Join us on a journey – unless you live there, of course – to the carnival town with the motto: Mare Ditat Pinusque Decorat, which is Latin for "The sea enriches and the pine adorns."
Move over Infantino... Councillor's walking football row sees England axed from Euros
A Norfolk Reform councillor has used his role as head of walking football's international body to suspend the English association he also runs, barring England's teams from this year's Euros.
Reason for Suffolk and Essex hosepipe ban revealed as data released
New data from Essex and Suffolk Water highlights how the driest July on record affected water supplies, prompting a hosepipe ban.
Part of bus shelter at centre of bitter battle could get second life
Part of Sheringham’s Station Approach bus shelter, which hit national headlines when demolished, has been salvaged by locals and councillors.
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