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Climbers that bloom in the gardens from now on
At this time in the gardening year, climbers that bloom from now on are extremely useful for growing up and over shrubs, lending them a second season of interest.
Mayday over future of centuries-old pub in Nelson's Norfolk village
The Lord Nelson pub in Burnham Thorpe looks set to close as the brewer behind it issued a Mayday call over its future.
When love became art: The untold story of Marina Abramović and Ulay
In the history of contemporary art, few relationships have blurred the line between life and performance as completely as the one between Marina Abramović and Ulay.
Former day care centre with sea views to be sold at auction
A former day care centre that has been empty in a seaside town for a number of years could soon be set for a new lease of life.
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The plants that love heat, those that sulk and those that can't survive
After all the excitement (and exhaustion) of Sandringham, this week has seen a return to the reality of gardening in another heatwave.
Brand which is popular with interior designers (and can be worth a lot of money)
One of the great benefits of working within the antiques and collectables business is that you learn something, if not every day, then certainly every week.
The 5 highest-rated fish and chip shops in Norfolk according to Tripadvisor
Here are the five best-rated fish and chip shops in Norfolk, according to Tripadvisor users.
Goody bags handed out at festival by chapel members
Gorleston Clifftop Festival organisers have been praised for another successful event.
Plan to turn agriculture building into distribution hub rejected
A bid to turn a former dairy agriculture building near Cawston into a rural distribution hub has been thrown out.
Norfolk village roads to close for major £580,000 resurfacing works
Several roads in Acle are set to close as part of major £580,000 resurfacing works to be carried out by Norfolk County Council.
Three-week road closure earmarked for essential gas works
A gas pipe reinforcement scheme will soon begin on Rounce’s Lane, Carlton Colville, to help secure future energy supplies.
Creating a wilder, healthier city for everyone
An initiative to save Norwich’s swifts is part of wider work to boost nature and well-being across the city, says Norfolk Wildlife Trust Conservation Officer Robert Morgan.
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