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Village school celebrating 300-year history with special events
It has been a constant at the heart of a village on the Suffolk and Norfolk border for a remarkable 300 years.
Family farm's £1.5m restaurant and farm shop dream dashed by council U-turn
Plans for a permanent restaurant and farm shop at Fakenham's popular Fat Cow have been refused, a year after councillors backed the scheme.
Norfolk nudist group launches furious response to council's sex club policy
Broadland Sun Association, a Norfolk naturist group, has reacted angrily after South Norfolk Council contacted it about a new sex club policy, with the nudists insisting they had nothing to do with sex.
Ground-breaking trial reveals how 'regenerative' farming can beat conventional crops
A ground-breaking trial at the Elveden Estate has shown regenerative farming can deliver higher net margins than conventional cropping - but only if backed with government SFI payments.
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Landlord tries for THIRD time to get permission for HMO
A Great Yarmouth property owner is making yet another bid to try and use his three-storey building in North Quay as a house of multiple occupation.
Guest house featuring shrine of medieval anchoress set to welcome more pilgrims
All Hallows Guesthouse on Rouen Road has been given the green light for a loft conversion which its steward will move into to free up another guest room.
Cleaner, 43, found dead at home on Valentine's Day, court told
A coroner has opened an investigation into the death of a King’s Lynn cleaner who was found dead at her home on Valentine's Day.
Homeowner told he can't build new porch...as it would be 'disproportionately large'
A homeowner in Ormesby St Margaret has been told he can’t build a new porch at the front of his property as it would be too big.
Brewery offering discounted beer to celebrate expansion into new site
A brewery based in Trowse has teamed up with a brunch restaurant in Magdalen Road and is serving pints for £5 throughout June and July.
Travellers issued eviction notice after forcing entry into field
A group of travellers forced entry into Maise's Meadow in Crostwick Lane after a week at Spixworth Village Hall's playing field.
Cromer Pier theatre to undergo £2.4m revamp despite anger over council favouritism
North Norfolk District Council has approved £2.4m to refurbish Cromer Pier's Pavilion Theatre, despite Tory claims the seaside town gets too much funding.
Developer's retro 80s style football game finds success around the world
A developer from Norwich is selling copies of his new retro football game around the globe as the World Cup gets into swing.
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