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How a mobile coffee business is keeping a special legacy alive
A mobile coffee business has been named a finalist in the Best Family Business category at the UK Small Business Awards.
Farmers scramble for environment payments as £233m SFI fund emptied within six hours
The second application window for Defra's Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI26) has closed after the £233m funding pot was allocated within six hours.
Investigation continues after two cannabis grows discovered in Norfolk town
Great Yarmouth Police are continuing to investigate after dismantling the grows located at two properties on Ordnance Road and Winifred Road in Cobholm.
Support worker accused of stealing £7,000 from woman she was caring for
Megan Evans failed to appear in court to face an allegation of fraud by abuse of a position of trust.
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Norfolk businesses invited to join free programme designed to boost high streets
Retailers and hospitality businesses are being invited to join a free support programme designed to boost high streets.
Man on trial for string of sex assaults on women travelling on Number 21 bus route
A man allegedly seen masturbating on a Norwich bus who is also accused of sexually assaulting two women on city bus journeys was an "opportunistic sex pest", a court has heard.
Jarrolds calling for customers to recycle their old clothes for student fashion show
Jarrolds is inviting customers to donate their old clothes as part of a new recycling initiative in partnership with a social supermarket and university.
Death in Battleborough... latest meeting of 'UK's craziest council' ends in tragedy
The former mayor of Britain’s craziest council has died during a meeting, moments after urging the authority to “please, please can we find a way forward”.
Letting blunder as busy pub listed to rent despite having tenants for a year
A fully occupied Wymondham pub is still being marketed as available to rent after an apparent blunder by its operator.
'Future of firms depends on it' - Businesses urge chancellor to undo Budget 'damage'
Businesses are urging the chancellor to invest in Norfolk's transport links, lower employment costs and business rates, and commit to devolution.
Part of former nightclub to be demolished as work for dozens of flats progresses
Demolition plans revealed for Norwich’s former Mercy nightclub as part of work to build Alexandra Mansions on Prince of Wales Road.
Firms faced 'summer of sorrow' as corporate insolvencies hit four-month high
Firms suffered a “summer of sorrow” due to rising costs, political uncertainty and heatwaves, a director of an East Anglian accountancy firm has said.
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