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Driver arrested on suspicion of drug driving after boy on e-scooter seriously injured
A driver has been arrested on suspicion of drug driving after a child was seriously injured in crash involving an e-scooter in Great Yarmouth.
How time-lapse cameras are transforming major energy and infrastructure projects
Departure Lounge Media Group uses time-lapse cameras and drones to track energy and infrastructure projects, boost security and engage stakeholders.
Fitness studio celebrating first birthday with free strength workshops
Fit-NessPoint, based at 66 High Street, Lowestoft, will mark their first birthday on Saturday, September 19, from 11am to 3.30pm.
Historic shop's next chapter revealed as plans win approval backing
Bungay’s historic pet supplies shop will become two retail units after East Suffolk Council approved plans for the Grade II-listed Market Place building.
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Norfolk beach with striped cliffs named among best dog-friendly spots
Old Hunstanton beach in Norfolk has been named among the UK's top dog-friendly beaches in a new ranking by Canine Cottages.
Great Yarmouth station transformed in £700,000 Greater Anglia refurbishment
A railway station has been given a fresh look as part of a major improvement scheme.
Fakenham pub cuts all food and drink prices by 7.5 per cent for one day
A pub is cutting the cost of all food and drink for one day only.
Langley School launches first TV campaign about the moment it ‘clicks’
A school has launched a new marketing campaign that aims to capture the emotional side of choosing the right place for a child's education.
Police catch group of children exploring abandoned Wilko
Police returned a group of children to their parents after they caught exploring the abandoned Wilko building in St Stephens Street, Norwich.
Man guilty of 28 child sex offences over more than 20 years
Robert Wilson, 42, who is currently being held at HMP Norwich, was found guilty of abusing three victims over more than 20 years.
How National Grid is protecting nature through careful planning
From badgers and bats to nesting birds, wildlife protection helps shape National Grid’s Bramford to Twinstead project.
Palace denies King said Norfolk's Princess would soon be forgotten after her death
Buckingham Palace has hit back over a new book claiming King Charles said Norfolk-born Diana, Princess of Wales, would soon be forgotten after her death.
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