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Fish and chip shop set to be demolished to make way for supermarket and flats
The Rembrandt Restaurant in Easton is set to be demolished after planning officers recommended the scheme be approved at an upcoming meeting.
Bomb squad called to reports of grenade that turned out to be a toy
The bomb squad was called to a property in Lowestoft after reports of a grenade being found, only for the suspected device to turn out to be a toy.
Major boost for £9.2m park transformation after FA and Premier League decision
The revamp of Norwich's Sloughbottom Park has been handed a major boost, after confirmation of an £850,000 grant for a new all-weather football pitch.
City centre McDonald's reopens following major revamp
A McDonald’s in Hay Hill has reopened after a major revamp, with a dedicated delivery space and improved facilities for customers.
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Collectors turn away from Norfolk landscapes as modern art leads the market
Most people in the collecting world, in all spheres, have noticed a seismic change in the taste of collecting.
Young pianists from West Norfolk schools perform at special recital
Seventeen young pianists took to the stage for a special music recital celebrating talent and achievement across West Norfolk.
Black Swan Care Group honours care professionals at Norwich awards ceremony
Care professionals have been celebrated for their dedication at a recent awards ceremony in Norwich.
Threatening email that led to evacuation of hundreds of school children ruled a hoax
Norfolk Police say the threatening email behind Firside Junior School evacuation was a hoax as inquiries continue.
Delia Smith wells up as she speaks about beloved husband for first time after death
Delia Smith has spoken about her late husband, Michael Wynn Jones, publicly for the first time since his passing.
Delia Smith wells up as she speaks about beloved husband for first time after passing
Delia Smith has spoken about her late husband, Michael Wynn Jones, publicly for the first time since his passing.
£1.25m refurbishment of bus station used by 96,000 passengers every year agreed
A £1.25 million refurbishment of Diss bus station, which is used by 96,000 passengers every year, has been agreed by South Norfolk Council
New details revealed as nearly 200-home community takes shape
Loddon councillors tour Hopkins Homes’ Loddon Rise, where nearly 200 homes, play areas, and a bus link to Norwich are planned as construction continues.
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