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Two female friends embroiled in feisty street brawl after argument in Norfolk town
Kelly Flynn, 42, became embroiled in an argument with Alexandra Forrest, 49, on Wellington Road in Great Yarmouth on June 11 before the two women ended up on the floor in a scrap.
New career opportunity as specialist academy opens doors to future trainees
AJ Foot Health Academy in Lowestoft, Suffolk, will host a free open day on September 26, offering insight into its 12-month foot health training programme.
Afghan gang still likely to face January trial over child sexual exploitation
Eight Afghan refugees arrested for more than 40 offences against two girls in Norwich remain on course to stand trial in January.
Plans for new homes on existing row on bungalows given green light by planners
The new properties will be added to an existing row of bungalows on Juniper Way in Horsford, on land south of the road that has been fenced off since 2021.
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Norfolk man due before court for attending address he was banned from
A man who entered a property he was banned from attending is due in court later this month.
Village housing scheme withdrawn after objections from locals
Plans for two new homes in Thornham have been withdrawn.
Two teens charged over city attack on man with 'large stick' due in court next month
Two teenagers are due in court next month after a man was assaulted with a large stick in Norwich.
Zadie Smith to return to UEA after 21 years for autumn events season
Zadie Smith will make her first visit to the University of East Anglia in more than 20 years.
Lucy Connor cast as Dorothy in Wizard of Oz panto
A dream role is coming true for an actress who landed the spotlight in classic panto style.
5 places in Norfolk that look even better in September than in summer
Sandringham Estate and Sheringham Park are among the Norfolk spots that look even better in September than in summer.
Warning signs still flashing at school a year after closure with site's fate unclear
The fate of a former village school at Brancaster, which was closed despite villagers battling to save it remains uncertain more than a year after its playground fell silent.
Innovation is key for businesses entering Clean & Green Awards 2027
The Energy Innovation Award and Game Changer of the Year award at the East Anglia Clean & Green Awards recognise businesses that are doing things differently.
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