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One of the region's largest Christmas fairs to return for 'biggest year yet'
The Norfolk Artisan Christmas Fair is returning to Fakenham Racecourse for its sixth year with more than 130 stalls already booked.
Norwich named among top 10 city breaks in the UK
Norwich has been named among the top 10 city breaks in the country by The Times.
Family raise staggering £100,000 in memory of son
A Norfolk family has raised more than £100,000 for the air ambulance crew that helped them say goodbye to their son.
Norfolk stone used to build King's retreat could run out unless quarry can expand
Parish councillors have refused to back plans to extend a Norfolk quarry despite fears supplies of a distinctive local building stone are running out.
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Downton Abbey star to reminisce on career at special event in Norwich
Hugh Bonneville will take part in a special in-conversation event at the University of East Anglia (UEA) in Norwich in October.
Civic watchdog backs decision over future of Norwich's remarkable Gurney Clock
The Norwich Society has backed proposals which would see the Gurney Clock loaned to the Science Museum in London.
Three charged with kidnapping and assault after man allegedly taken in Norwich
Tomas Cerkauskas, Lee Kemp, and Heidi Parnell are charged over the unlawful detention of the man in Norwich.
The area in Norfolk where homeowners are struggling to sell
Houses in South Norfolk are among the slowest to sell in Britain, taking nearly two months on average.
The Norfolk holiday let that was once home to master of the Cutty Sark
Richard Woodget, a Norfolk farmer’s son, became master of Cutty Sark during the clipper’s most successful years.
Housing estate set to expand as developer secures permission for new homes
Taylor Wimpey East Anglia put forward plans to build the properties on land off Voyager Road in Costessey, near Norwich, last November.
Plant firm hopes to expand solar array to power its business
Wisbech St mary-based Volmary hopes to generate enough solar power to run its business to help secure it for the future.
Go-ahead for 'modest' development in village despite objections
Plans for two new homes behind existing properties in Dersingham have been given the go-ahead despite objections from neighbours.
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