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15th-century pub to reopen with new owners at the helm
The Crown, a pub in Smallburgh, is to soon reopen under new management, including the owner of nearby Wildcraft Brewery.
Laundry worker found dead by husband who had brought her a cup of morning tea in bed
Sarah Sharpe, 51, never woke up after going to bed at her home on Victoria Terrace in Cromer earlier this year.
Police concerned for welfare of missing 80-year-old from holiday park
An 80-year-old man has gone missing from a holiday park in Dersingham, Norfolk and officers are concerned for his welfare.
Captivating ballet to world-famous cricketer: The shows on sale in Norwich in August
From captivating ballet to well-known comedians and a world-class cricketer's show, there is plenty going on sale at theatres in Norwich this week.
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Football fan facing 120 cycle trip... thanks to Mohamed Touré
A teenage Norwich City supporter is set to cycle more than 115 miles across the country after a light-hearted social media challenge turned into a fundraising mission.
Council given designated washing areas for spaces impacted by wide-spread bird mess
East Suffolk Council confirmed that it has recommenced washing areas impacted by kittiwake guano in Lowestoft.
Tickets for two Christmas experiences at award-winning attraction now on sale
Thursford has announced that tickets are now on sale for its 2026 Christmas events, including the return of Santa’s Magical Journey and the Enchanted Journey of Light.
Fury as children told they cannot have free bus pass (but their older siblings can)
Children in a Norfolk village have been told they are not eligible for a free school bus pass even though their older siblings living in the same house are.
How drought could boost 'destructive' Japanese knotweed in Norfolk
Record-breaking heatwaves and a drought in Norfolk could be changing the way Japanese knotweed spreads and survives.
Community garden at town library hit by vandals
A prominent community garden at the front of Suffolk's biggest library has been targeted by vandals.
Roadworks costing nearly £600,000 to close roads in village
A flurry of roadworks costing £580,000 are set to begin in Acle on August 10.
Roadworks costing nearly £600,000 to close roads in town
A flurry of roadworks costing £580,000 are set to begin in Acle on August 10.
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