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Hit 1980s band returning to Norfolk for gig next summer
Madness will be returning to Norfolk next year, playing at Forest Live in Thetford.
Company behind city centre pub collapsed owing staff more than £400k
Hundreds of former employees have been left out of pocket following the collapse of BrewDog, which had a pub in Norwich.
Estate agency acquires letting firm in expansion bid
An estate agency has completed a major acquisition as part of a £1 million investment move.
Man arrested after bomb squad called to home released on bail
A man in his 70s has been released on bail after police discovered suspicious devices at a home in Belton.
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Man arrested after teen girl raped in broad daylight under city centre bridge bailed
A man arrested on suspicion of rape after a broad daylight attack in Norwich has been bailed.
Driver has car seized before even taking test as police issue warning
A learner driver had their car seized in Rackheath near Norwich after being caught behind the wheel without a full licence.
The free waterside walk where you're most likely to spot wildlife this autumn
Martham Broad is an ideal autumn wildlife walk thanks to its range of diverse wildlife, habitats and shallow open water, reedbeds, fen and marshland.
Hundreds of cigarettes and illegal tobacco seized during raids
Hundreds of packets of cigarettes and illegal tobacco was seized during a series of raids targeting organised crime and exploitation.
Festive gift and food show returning to Norfolk with more than 250 stalls
The Norfolk Festive Gift & Food Show will take place at the Norfolk Showground from Friday, November 13, to Sunday, November 15, with more than 250 stalls.
Norfolk developers could face green levy so they can build thousands of new homes
A new levy could be introduced on developers to unlock thousands of new homes while helping protect nature in Norfolk.
New food tour to offer taste of life under wartime rationing in Norwich
The 1942 Norwich Food Walking Tour is inviting people to step back into wartime Britain and experience the city through the lens of rationing.
'She was not a victim, she was a survivor' - Woman dies after trauma struggles
A mother who spent decades seeking help to overcome childhood trauma was "not a victim, she was a survivor", her family told an inquest into her death.
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