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Child in hospital after being hit by car on busy seafront
A child is in hospital after being hit by a car on Marine Parade in Great Yarmouth.
Huge plumes of smoke seen for miles as fire breaks out at industrial estate
Huge plumes of smoke can be seen at M&H Plastics on London Road in Beccles after a fire broke out.
Conservative MP picked to stand again in next general election
James Wild MP has been re-adopted as the Conservative Party candidate for North West Norfolk.
Man in 30s dies after van crashes into tree
A man in his 30s has died after a van left the road and hit a tree on North Walsham Road in Honing.
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Pub reopens again after successful licence appeal
A Suffolk pub forced to close after losing its licence has reopened following a successful appeal.
Man found not guilty of 16 of 21 sex offences against Woodbridge schoolgirl
A jury has found a man accused of sexually abusing a Woodbridge schoolgirl not guilty of 16 offences, but has yet to reach verdicts on a number of remaining allegations.
Ex-Norwich City defender 'paid more than £1,000 for five-hour OnlyFans call'
Former Norwich City defender Shane Duffy has hit the headlines for an alleged video call with an OnlyFans model.
Man charged after stabbing in Broads village leaves victim with serious injuries
A man has been charged after a stabbing in Langley in the Norfolk Broads which left a man seriously injured.
Police investigating after Norfolk business accused of theft in catering trailer row
Norfolk Police have launched an investigation after a Kerbside Trailers UK was accused of theft in a row over a catering trailer.
Farmers to get faster bluetongue virus test results under new 'vet-led' approach
Defra and APHA have adopted a new "vet-led approach" to bluetongue BTV-3 testing to give livestock farmers faster diagnoses of the potentially-deadly animal disease.
Plans submitted to turn former town bank into flats
Plans to convert Great Yarmouth’s Grade II listed former NatWest bank on Hall Quay into three flats face conservation concerns. Decision due October 14.
More of Norfolk's waste to be burned over the border in deal which could cost £12.5m
Even more of Norfolk's rubbish is to be burned in Suffolk in a deal which could cost up to £12.5m over the next five years.
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