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Fire crews salute farmers for helping battle blazes in tinder-dry fields
Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service has praised farmers for their "invaluable support" in helping to battle field blazes and wildfires during the ongoing heatwave.
Two Norfolk fish and chip shops named among best in country
French's in Wells-Next-The-Sea and Lucy's Chips in Norwich Market are among the UK’s best, according to rankings by The I Paper.
Two dead whales wash up on beach as public urged to avoid carcasses
Two dead whales have washed up between Mundesley and Trimingham.
Two historic Norfolk sites in the running for national heritage award
Anna Sewell House in Great Yarmouth and the Holkham Estate have been shortlisted in the Everyday History Heroes award.
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World-class musicians continue tradition in historic Georgian music room
In 1750, the distinguished Norfolk-born architect Thomas Ivory was commissioned to build a "House of Assemblies" on a site in Theatre Street, Norwich, and his building included the famous Georgian Music Room.
People power group launched to help strengthen community ties
A new residents’ association has been launched in a seaside town to strengthen community ties and improve life for tenants.
Monty Python star and TV presenter coming to Norwich on new tour
Sir Michael Palin is coming to the Norwich Theatre Royal on October 18 as part of his new UK tour, Michael Palin in the Philippines.
Fire service set to overspend by £1m amid surge in emergency call‑outs
Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service is facing a budget overrun of £1.062m for 2026-27, on top of its nearly £43m allocation due to the hot weather.
Woman who helped run florist remembered as 'kind and caring soul'
A Great Yarmouth woman who helped build a successful flower business with her parents has died aged 90.
Surgery issues warning after hundreds of people miss GP appointments
Magdalen Medical Practice in Norwich has issued a warning after hundreds of patients failed to turn up to appointments in July.
Emergency protocol triggered amid scorching temperatures
Norwich City Council has activated its Severe Weather Emergency Protocol to protect the homeless during the summer's fifth heatwave.
Dog walking field given go-ahead to extend opening hours due to hot weather
A dog walking field has been given the go-ahead to extend its opening hours as a result of the hot weather.
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