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Who is Noah Woods? All your questions answered about the missing Brantham boy
As concern grows across Suffolk, many people are asking the same questions about the disappearance of three-year-old Noah Woods.
Mental health documentary draws 135 people to cinema screenings
A documentary exploring mental health in the community has sparked powerful conversations and high demand.
Meet Renew and Curiosity... the £2.8m recruits joining Norfolk's biggest hospital
New robotic surgery institute opens at Norfolk and Norwich hospital
Festival returns to celebrate the little fish which built a Norfolk town
Great Yarmouth’s Herring Festival returns to The White Swan on October 9 and 10, celebrating the town’s fishing heritage with fried fish, ales and music.
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Emergency flood defences to be tested in North Sea tidal surge drill
Emergency flood defences will be put to the test during a planned drill in Lowestoft on September 17.
Car crashes into ditch leaving A47 closed in both directions
The A47 is closed in both directions at Hockering between the A1075 and the A1074 after a crash.
Gladiators and TV stars coming to Norfolk venue for two-day event
NOR-CON returns to the Norfolk Showground for its 15th anniversary on September 26 to 27, with appearances from television and film favourites.
'No parking' signs installed outside primary school amid safety concerns
'No parking' signs were installed outside Scarning Primary School after cars blocked double yellow lines and zig-zags, prompting child safety concerns.
Fire-hit factory reveals scale of damage from devastating blaze
Amcor says 10pc of its M&H Plastics factory in Beccles was damaged by fire, with no injuries reported as investigations into the blaze continue at the site.
Inmates caught vaping on landings as prison staff 'congregate in offices'
Inspectors found prison officers “congregating in offices” rather than watching inmates on the wings at a Norfolk prison used to house sex offenders.
Empty storage sheds broken into and fence torn down by hapless would-be thieves
Fencing was cut to break into a sports ground in Diss, diverting staff from other scheduled jobs around the town.
Hemsby residents ‘badly let down’ as MP demands action on coastal erosion
Hemsby MP Rupert Lowe demands action on coastal erosion as Environment Agency outlines £8m Resilient Coasts project and £30m adaptation funding for residents.
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