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Dispersal order enforced in city centre following arrests
Norwich Police imposed a 48-hour dispersal order following anti-social behaviour in Haymarket, resulting in two arrests.
Former chapel with four bedrooms for sale for offers over £650,000 in Hempnall
A former Wesleyan chapel, called The Old Chapel, in Hempnall is for sale at offers over £650,000, offering four bedrooms, period features and modern upgrades.
Replacement for Norfolk's crumbling hospital postponed for at least another year
The date for replacing King's Lynn's crumbling hospital has been set back at least another year until 2033 or possibly even longer, it has emerged.
Recently modernised chalet by the Broads fails to sell at auction
A refurbished one-bedroom chalet described as a "great holiday let" has failed to sell at auction.
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So many memories of the long hot summer of 1976
What a summer!
University in Norwich named among best in the UK in prestigious guide
Norwich University of the Arts has been crowned Specialist University of the Year in The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2027.
We have to unite to take on companies over shockingly bad mobile phone signal
When it’s easier to make a phone call halfway up the Zambezi in a kayak than in Brundall, it’s time consumers voted with their direct debts.
High school praised for academic progress...but urged to improve attendance
Acle Academy has been praised for delivering good academic progress but urged to improve attendance in its latest education report.
Much-loved tradition seeks worthy causes for a festive treat
Charities and worthy causes are being invited to apply for a share of funds raised by a much-loved festive tradition.
Village pub embarks on 'exciting new chapter' as sole focus of its owners
A village pub near Dereham is embarking on a new chapter with fresh ideas and renewed focus.
A standing ovation in the pipeline for Norfolk school kids
Children in Years three to six from Langham Village School impressed judges at the Birmingham Symphony Hall and have now reached the second round of the National Music for Youth Festival.
Graveyard rapist insists 'I didn't do it' after dramatic plea U-turn
A man who admitted raping a woman in a city cemetery almost eight years ago sparked an extraordinary exchange with a judge – after he tried to change his plea.
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