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Shock closure plan for brain injury rehabilitation service amid declining demand
CareTech is closing All Hallows Neuro-Rehabilitation Service in Ditchingham near Bungay, citing declining demand. A phased closure is expected by mid-October.
Police shut case over air rifle attack on pet cat
Norfolk Police close investigation after cat in Wells-Next-The-Sea was shot with an air rifle.
'No dispute' women stole lambs from King's Norfolk estate, jury told
Three women have gone on trial accused of the theft of three lambs from a Norfolk estate belonging to King Charles.
Historic pub which featured on Channel 4 show reopens after major refurbishment
The Three Horsehoes in Warham which featured on a Channel 4 reality show has reopened with new owners after a major refurbishment.
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Anti-social driving crackdown planned as Norwich roads face new traffic restrictions
Norwich anti-social driving leads Norfolk County Council to consult on seven traffic options for Britannia Road and Vincent Road.
'Horse-loving' girl, 16, suffered fatal head injury in 90mph river crash, court told
A 16-year-old girl died from a head injury after the car she was travelling in crashed into a river, an inquest heard today.
Hit garden centre to open Christmas shop with special event
Sprowston Garden Centre, part of the British Garden Centres group, will launch its Christmas department on October 3 and 4.
Eatery headed by fine dining chef to spread its wings to city centre venue
Roost, a Norfolk based rotisserie chicken business, will take over one of the kitchens at Yalm in the Royal Arcade from October 7.
Couple make international impact at Hockey Masters World Cup
A couple have returned to Watton with hockey World Cup victories.
Double-decker bus which crashed into home to be scrapped as investigation concludes
The red First Bus which crashed into a house on West Road in Ormesby St Margaret on August 27 will now be “retired” according to the bus company.
Opinion: Why the net zero debate needs to move beyond slogans
Johnathan Reynolds, managing director of Opergy, says sustainable development offers a broader, more tangible framework for the UK’s energy transition.
Joy as primary school is recommended for flagship status
A primary school has been praised for its "superb" commitment to inclusive education.
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