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Standing ovation in Norwich for Legally Blonde the Musical... What, like it’s hard?
Review of Legally Blonde the Musical at Norwich Theatre Royal, starring Amber Davies as Elle Woods in a feel-good, crowd-pleasing production.
Village road blocked after crash between bus and car
Drivers are facing delays after a bus crash blocked Green Lane in Little Melton.
Norfolk council agrees to formally object to RAF Barnham asylum seeker plan
Norfolk County Council is to officially object to the government's plans to house 1,250 asylum seekers at a military base on the county's doorstep.
New countryside sauna and cold water wellbeing facility planned for town farm
A planned countryside sauna and wellbeing site in Fakenham is hoping cold water won't be poured on its proposals.
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Norse CEO says Norfolk employers can help tackle NEET challenge
Norse CEO Justin Galliford says Norfolk employers can help tackle the NEET challenge while strengthening their own organisations and the wider community.
Former discount retail site in seaside town to go under the hammer
The old Bargain World premises in Cromer are set to go to auction on October 21 at 10am after the business entered liquidation in January.
Awards will celebrate the sustainability leaders of today and tomorrow
Find out what the Net Zero Award and One to Watch Award judges will be looking for at the East Anglia Clean & Green Awards 2027.
Britain's poshest train to return to Norfolk for seven-course festive lunch trip
The Northern Belle, featuring 1930s Pullman-style carriages, is returning to Norwich Station on December 11.
Cat stuck tree for five days highlights why anxiety is no small thing
There was an old joke in the newsroom for a slow news day: if all else failed, we'd fill the bulletin with a story about a cat up a tree.
Judge blasts ‘utterly unacceptable’ failures in RAF Lakenheath protest prosecutions
Nine protesters are accused over disruption at US airbase in opposition to the war in Iran and nuclear weapons in the UK.
Rival councillors in a flap over who secured new duck warning signs in village
Duck warning signs near Ormesby St Margaret pond spark row as Conservatives and Great Yarmouth First councillor Glenn Hurren dispute who secured the signs.
Support for banking hub ramps up amid 'significant disadvantage' fears for locals
A council is doubling down on efforts to bring vital face-to-face banking services back to a town centre.
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