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Darts venue temporarily closes after break-in leaves site unable to trade as normal
Game Shop Darts in Bowthorpe was broken into, with stock stolen during the incident.
Man charged after four police officers assaulted
A man has been charged with four counts of assaulting a police officer following an incident in Rosetta Road, Spixworth.
Italian-inspired menswear company closes Norwich store just 16 months after opening
House of Cavani has closed its menswear store at Norwich’s Castle Quarter, just 16 months after opening in May 2025.
Your support for local dairy farmers can have a profound effect
Much has been documented recently about the "back-to-school" effect serving as an optimal time for a routine reset, as school children and young adults start their fresh academic year.
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Norfolk town named East Anglia’s most peaceful getaway destination
Hunstanton has been named the most peaceful place in East Anglia in a list compiled by London North Eastern Railway (LNER).
The Smiling Footballer and other great characters from Norfolk town
We have opened the pages of Quirky Norwich and Quirky Lowestoft and now we have arrived in Quirky King's Lynn...the latest in the series of quirky books from Amberley Publishing.
By-election could be held after death of dedicated councillor
A by-election could be held following the death of a "dedicated" town councillor.
Controversial town centre hotel seeking permission to keep unauthorized works
A controversial town building is looking to keep en-suite and kitchenette facilities it installed without permission.
Hero firefighter to run half marathon five years after life-saving heart surgery
Firefighter Joe Munro, from Blyford, will run the Royal Parks Half Marathon in October, after heart surgery, to raise funds for the British Heart Foundation.
Norfolk care home resident, 101, shares simple philosophy for getting most from life
A care home resident has celebrated her 101st birthday with a simple message about how to get the most out of life.
Power, concealment and the broken contract of human well-being
The Code of Hammurabi, carved in Babylon around 1750 BC and now in the Louvre.
Almost £9,000 raised for cardiac screenings after 23-year-old footballer's death
A charity golf day in memory of Halesworth footballer Toby Chenery, who died aged 23, raised £8,984 for cardiac screenings for young people.
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