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City casino gets permission to open 24 hours a day
Admiral casino, on St Stephens Street, can open 24 hours a day after planners approved Luxury Leisure's application.
Row breaks out after leader claims millions wasted on Norfolk council contracts
A political row has broken out over they way Norfolk County Council has handled taxpayers' money when paying contractors.
Norfolk’s High Ash Farm goes up for sale at £2.5m
High Ash Farm in Norfolk, famed for its extraordinary wildlife nurtured by tenant Chris Skinner, is up for sale with Savills with a guide price of £2.5m.
Neutering plea as border town battles one of nation's worst cat crises
An animal rescue volunteer says Wisbech and Fenland face one of the country’s worst stray-cat crises and is urging owners to have their pets neutered.
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How a dilapidated phone box inspired me to become a parish councillor at 19
From rescuing a dilapidated red phone box to securing a seat on his local council, 19-year-old Sam Holtzer explains how a community project led him into parish politics.
Police called in after reports of theft from parcels sent by city coffee shop
Police say they are investigating reports of mail theft from Blue Bear Coffee Co, a business in Tombland following two incidents this year.
Norwich community for young women celebrates first birthday with 5,000 followers
Norfolk's leading community group for young women celebrates its first birthday with a party in Norwich city centre.
Young engineers race self-built electric cars at Norfolk’s historic Hethel track
Students raced self-built electric cars at Hethel as Greenpower and the Dudgeon Community Fund inspired STEM talent.
Book prize announces shortlist with £50,000 at stake
The Wolfson History Prize has announced its 2026 shortlist, featuring six books exploring societal unity and division.
Award-winning farm shop welcomes new arrivals ahead of Cow Club's return
A herd is growing at an award-winning farm shop with the arrival of four new Simmental heifers.
Protection installed for public art plagued by illegal parking
New planting and seating are being installed at the Christchurch piazza on King Street, Great Yarmouth, to protect a piece of public art from illegal parking.
Passengers heading back to Norwich left stranded by plane fault
Dozens have been left stranded on their way back to Norwich Airport from Amsterdam due to a plane fault.
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