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Closure of riverside factory prompts review of Broads Authority's £10m funding bid
The planned closure of the Cantley sugar factory in Norfolk has prompted the Broads Authority to rethink its plans for £10million in funding.
Tragedy on first day of Mediterranean holiday as man drowns during dip in the sea
Tony Harper, a retired electrical engineer, died after going into the sea with his grandson while on a holiday to Palma in Majorca on June 14, 2025.
Leaked letter warns of 'severe workforce crisis' over hospital's downgrading fears
Doctors at a Queen Elizabeth Hospital warn of a "severe workforce crisis" over fears A&E, ICU and maternity could be axed, a leaked letter has revealed.
Officials block new homes bid amid fears it would see village merge with neighbour
South Norfolk Council has rejected plans to build five homes at the edge of Bracon Ash amid fears it would merge the village with neighbouring Mulbarton.
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First look at newly revamped park after major work
Old Catton Recreation Ground reopens after a six-month upgrade, with new play areas, climbing wall, trim trail, tennis courts and facilities.
Pet store to relocate into unit at popular garden centre
Plans have been approved for Maiden Aquatics to relocate from its current spot at Notcutts Garden Centre to a separate unit.
Closure of riverside factory prompts rethink for Broads Authority's £10m funding bid
The planned closure of the Cantley sugar factory in Norfolk has prompted the Broads Authority to rethink its plans for £10million in funding.
Grandfather dies after drowning in sea while on holiday in Majorca
Tony Harper, a retired electrical engineer, died after going into the sea with his grandson while on a holiday to Palma in Majorca on June 14, 2025.
High speed driver rammed into taxi during police chase on residential streets
Kody Tooke floored the accelerator of a VW Golf as he fled from officers down a series of car-lined roads in Norwich.
Norfolk's growing fridge mountain of THOUSANDS of unwanted appliances
A mountain of up to 3,000 fridges and freezers is building up in Norfolk because of a national shortage of places to take the discarded appliances.
New 20mph limit on the way for roads in Norfolk town
New 20mph speed limits are being introduced on a number of roads in King's Lynn, as part of a planning condition on a new housing development.
Decision due on school extension to provide new places for autistic children
A decision on a Norfolk school extension to provide extra places for children with autism will be made this week.
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