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Tributes paid as 'selfless' lifeboat stalwart dies
Tributes have been paid to a kind and "selfless" man who "will be missed". Frank Muirhead, was an honorary curator at the RNLI Henry Blogg Museum for many years.
Former dairy site described as 'unique investment' fails to sell at auction
A former dairy site in the heart of a Suffolk market town has failed to sell at auction.
Nurse retiring after 45 years caring for thousands of patients
Wayman Arundel, 66, has pulled down the curtain on a nursing career which began in the early 1980s and has spanned more than 45 years.
Telephone signal pole gets green light from council
Norwich City Council has given the green light for an application to build a 65.5ft telephone pole at the junction of Salhouse Road and Heartsease Lane.
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Housing firm reports strong financial results for first half of 2026
Lovell Partnerships has reported resilient financial results and a strong housing pipeline for the first half of 2026.
'Best in class' farms are in demand as land sales rise across East of England
Farmers with ambitions to expand their businesses are driving demand in the East of England's rising farmland market, said rural agents at Savills.
Woman visited her neighbour asking for vodka the day before being found dead in river
A Norwich woman visited her neighbour's house asking for vodka the day before she was found dead in a river.
Leading law firm named best in East Anglia for client recommendation
Fosters Solicitors has been named the best in East Anglia for client recommendation, according to new client research by Legal 500.
Norfolk company enters new waste and recycling partnership with council
Norse Group has agreed a new long-term partnership with Calderdale Council to deliver waste and recycling services across the Yorkshire borough.
Baker forced to shut Norwich Market stall after struggling with trade
Tori Fama has closed And Eat It on Norwich Market after nearly 10 years of trading. The baker will focus on her new shop Doughpamine in Hall Road.
Small businesses will be 'decimated' if skills crisis continues, warns training firm
Norfolk’s schools must do more to encourage students into technical training rather than the university route, says Wayne Stannett, Reagit co-founder.
Daughter recalls father’s 'one of us will be dead' warning during city murder trial
The daughter of a man accused of killing his estranged wife has described an incident when her mum was assaulted by her dad after telling her "one of us will be dead".
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