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Chronically ill man’s battle with council finally over as ‘noisy neighbours' move out
A Norwich man with ME who complained to the council about his neighbours in Laundry Lane, Thorpe St Andrew, says they have finally moved out.
Norfolk man denies burglary at Israeli-owned drone factory
A man from Hoveton has denied taking part in an alleged break-in at a drone factory owned by an Israel-based defence company, Elbit Systems UK.
Choral society appoints new music director
Fakenham Choral Society has appointed a new music director following a selection process involving the whole choir.
Why is there scaffolding surrounding popular city centre Wetherspoons?
The Bell Hotel JD Wetherspoon pub in Norwich city centre is currently surrounded by scaffolding leaving locals asking why.
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Thousands of dead fish removed from Norfolk river
Around 3,000 dead fish have been removed from the River Wensum in Norfolk.
Fast food giant's restaurant empty and gathering dust as opening is cast into doubt
Both of the Wendy's restaurants set to open in Norwich are still empty and gathering dust, fuelling rumours that the fast food giant has scrapped its plans.
Heat health alert issued as soaring temperatures set to return
The UK Health Security Agency has issued a yellow heat health warning in Norfolk from 9am tomorrow morning (August 8) until next Tuesday (August 11).
Man in his 20s dies following crash that left a car on its roof
A man in his 20s has died following a crash on Setch Road in Setchey, near King's Lynn, at 3am on August 7.
Donation drive funds engine replacement for essential community minibus
A £5,000 donation has helped restore a community minibus to the road.
Merton cottage with wood-burning stoves and original features up for sale
A three-bedroom timber-framed cottage in the rural village of Merton is up for sale at a guide price of £500,000 to £550,000.
Plans to improve pedestrian safety in Norfolk town given green light
A new traffic light-controlled crossing will be installed on the A149 in Stalham next March thanks to a £400,000 investment from Norfolk County Council.
Landmark seaside church dating back more than 60 years set for auction
A church dating back more than 60 years in a seaside town is set to go under the hammer at auction.
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