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Parked van extensively damaged after hit-and-run in lay-by
North Norfolk Police is seeking witnesses and dashcam footage after a hit-and-run damaged a parked white Vauxhall Movano in Burnt Street, Wells-next-the-Sea.
Village landmark disappearing behind growing fly-tipping pile
Runham Vauxhall village sign near Great Yarmouth is being obscured by fly-tipping, prompting councillor Steve Grimmer to call for urgent action.
Award-winning attraction returning with 'biggest and most terrifying season yet'
PrimEvil at ROARR! in Lenwade will open its doors to thrill-seekers for 13 nights of Halloween horror, starting on October 16.
Live updates amid search for missing three-year-old from Suffolk
A major search operation is still underway more than 15 hours after Noah Woods, a three-year-old boy from Brantham, Suffolk, went missing.
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Artic lorry crashes on A11 and forces part of busy road to close
A crash on the A11 between Attleborough and Spooner Row has caused major disruption and led to partial road closures.
Crash on A11 forces part of busy road to close
A crash on the A11 between Attleborough and Spooner Row has caused major disruption and led to partial road closures.
School plans dining room extension for extra student space
Flegg High Ormiston Academy in Martham proposes a dining room extension, adding student space under permitted development rights approved by Great Yarmouth Council.
24-mile diversion route as town road to close for resurfacing works
A 24-mile diversion route will come into effect in Fakenham as a road will close later this month.
'We're not finished yet' - Norfolk's celebrity pub reflects on transformation
The owners of a well-known pub are raising a glass in celebrating two years since taking over the village pub.
When an airport falls silent, a region feels it
Last week offered a stark reminder that airports are about far more than flights.
Norwich Research Park is at forefront of game changing science developments
We are all pretty much aware that, as a global community, we have a number of challenges in the areas of public health, food security, seeking alternatives to petrochemical-based products and mitigating climate change.
Self pity from 'Spare Time' Sutton as he is accused of 'playing the victim'
Colin Sutton, Norfolk’s Reform police and crime and crime commissioner, has been accused of “playing the victim” after claiming to have been subject to a “pile-on” over his plans for an 11-month, 127-date theatre tour.
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