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Drivers facing delays and long diversions into town due to on-going repairs
Those travelling towards Acle are facing disruption, with part of the A1064 Old Road closed for emergency repairs.
Negotiating older age is a real balancing act, isn’t it?
I was reading the other day how it’s not uncommon for people to react badly to health messages – particularly those relating to cutting down on eating or drinking.
School head teacher under fire over 'flawed' ADHD comment
A father at Hethersett Academy has criticised its headteacher Jane Diver over speech she gave over screen time and ADHD.
Complaints against Norfolk police soar by almost 50pc
Public complaints against Norfolk Constabulary have surged by nearly 50pc in the past year.
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Retired offshore worker’s death linked to asbestos exposure, court told
Retired Norfolk offshore worker’s death linked to asbestos exposure.
Junior school praised for huge improvements from watchdog
Wensum Junior School in Norwich has been praised by Ofsted for its strong improvements in a recent inspection following a turbulent history.
Council exploring using park and ride site to tackle airport 'fly-parking'
Council bosses are exploring whether repurposing a park and ride site could solve the long-term issue of ‘fly-parking’ in Hellesdon and around Norwich Airport.
Derelict city phone box could be given a new lease of life
A derelict telephone box beside St Peter Mancroft Church could become an exhibition space celebrating Norwich’s stories and heritage.
Bailiff referrals soar at Norfolk authority chasing £18m in unpaid council tax debt
Norwich City Council has increased its use of bailiffs employed to collect unpaid council tax by 60pc, new figures have shown.
Work to turn old pub into 15 flats snagged by planning conditions
Norwich's former Blueberry pub on Cowgate is set to be replaced by 15 flats, but developers must meet 25 council conditions before demolition begins.
Bid for five-bedroom HMO on 'lovely little street' approved despite objections
An application to turn a family home into a five-bedroom house in multiple occupation has been approved by Norwich City Council planners.
Bottomless tiramisu? Event at city cafe proving irresistible for coffee lovers
OP's coffee shop in Bank Plain is offering bottomless tiramisu and five different espresso martinis as part of Norwich Cocktail week.
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