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Self-build homes to be created on former grazing land despite locals' concerns
New self-build homes look set to be created on former grazing land after plans were given the go-ahead.
Bid to rebuild 'missing floor' above city shops scrapped
A bid to add the 'missing floor' above shops in the city has been pulled as other plans have been given the green light by City Hall.
Town centre toilets to close again this weekend as work continues nearby
Loddon Staithe public toilets will close on July 31 and August 1 as South Norfolk Council carried out line-marking works at the car park.
Cameras installed at village car park after months of all-day parking abuse
ANPR cameras have been installed at a carpark in Acle after months of complaints.
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Pro-Palestine activist 'repeatedly drove past synagogue blasting Bob Vylan chants'
A pro-Palestinian activist is accused of religious harassment for repeatedly driving past Norwich Synagogue, blaring loud music containing 'anti-Israel' lyrics.
Man criticises social services over 30 minutes spent on hold
A man from Ditchingham, near Bungay, claims he spent 30 minutes on hold to Norfolk Social Services while trying to report concerns about an overgrown neighbouring home.
Free family singalong to take over city centre
A free family singalong is set to light up the city this summer.
New state-of-the-art anatomy suite now in use at university
A new state-of-the-art anatomy suite is transforming healthcare training.
'Rock star of the spoken word' set to perform for one-night only at Norfolk pub
Award-winning performance poet Luke Wright is set to perform for one night only at a Norfolk pub.
Six-bedroom Victorian home with separate lodge on the market for £950k
A six-bedroom Victorian home with a separate lodge and grounds approaching half an acre is for sale in Wroxham at a guide price of £950,000.
Five-star guest house with links to famous composer hits market for £685,000
Britten House in Lowestoft, the birthplace of Benjamin Britten, has hit the market for £685,000 through Christie & Co.
Car seized in retail park after checks found it had no MOT, insurance or tax
Police seized a car at the Longwater Retail Park in Costessey after finding it had no insurance, MOT or tax.
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