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New police team in place as plans for first town base in almost 20 years progreses
A new neighbourhood policing team is operating in Loddon as Norfolk Police advances plans for a beat office at Loddon Fire Station site, nearly 20 years on.
Four-bedroom HMO in Norfolk town approved after previous refusals
Great Yarmouth Borough Council has approved a retrospective planning application to change the use of 44 North Quay in Great Yarmouth into a four-bedroom HMO.
Chart-topping boy band star to play Thetford Forest gig
Ronan Keating will take to the stage at Thetford Forest Live 2027, supported by Blue and the Germein Sisters.
Popular BBC presenter to return to Norfolk for special event after 37 years on air
Stewart White, who presented BBC Look East and was on the air for 37 years, is to return to Norwich to launch his new memoir at The Assembly House.
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Four North Norfolk artists unite for coastal exhibition in Salthouse
Artwork capturing the spirit of the sea will soon go on display in a new coastal exhibition.
Retired teacher completes 4,000km solo kayak around mainland Britain
A retired Norfolk teacher has completed a solo kayak journey around mainland Britain's entire coastline.
Rumlot Festive Emporium in Lowestoft begins next chapter under new ownership
Rumlot Festive Emporium in Lowestoft enters a new chapter under Jeremy and Kimberley Flambard-Labourne, offering Christmas decorations, family fun and a festive reading corner.
The heavy-lifting expertise behind major energy projects
As offshore wind projects have grown in scale and ambition, Durham Lifting has evolved alongside them.
Why landlords should use the EPC delay to future-proof their properties
With energy performance certificate (EPC) reforms delayed until 2027, Phil Cooper of Arnolds Keys says landlords should start planning now.
Major town centre redevelopment project hit by planning and funding delays
Great Yarmouth’s £1.18m Conge regeneration scheme for 82 homes faces planning, legal and funding delays, despite plans to transform the vacant town-centre site.
Man in 20s charged with fraud and handling stolen goods
Max Gannon from Attleborough has been charged with handling stolen goods following a police investigation.
Fury grows over bus cuts amid overcrowding complaints and funding fears
First Bus faces criticism after Charcoal Line cuts reduce Norwich, Bungay and Halesworth services, with councillors warning of overcrowding and poorer access.
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