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Police continue to investigate after £260,000 worth of cannabis plants seized
Great Yarmouth Police are continuing to investigate after approximately £260,000 worth of cannabis plants were seized in Great Yarmouth.
New Padel courts set to serve up a treat in town
New padel courts look set to be introduced at a college in a seaside town after plans were approved.
Teen caught with huge Rambo knife weeks after jail release for a face stabbing attack
Isaac King was back on the streets after previously being jailed for stabbing a man in the face with a screwdriver.
Hope that 'lifeline' community hub could reopen after charity collapse
A group for the elderly has been given hope by East Suffolk Council for reopening the 'lifeline' Olive Centre community hub in Lowestoft.
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First Bus could axe controversial ticket inspectors
Norwich's biggest bus company could scrap its controversial ticket inspectors as it confirms their jobs are at risk.
Flats set for city centre above Mexican takeaway restaurant
Plans to convert former office buildings above a fast-food restaurant in the city centre have been given the council's seal of approval despite concerns of cooking smells.
Council set to sell slither of vacant land near city centre
Norwich City Council is planning to sell a slither of vacant land near the centre which was previously earmarked for housing.
Former beauty salon to be converted into shop and flat as plans approved
A former market town beauty salon will be converted into a shop and flat after plans were approved.
Meet the record shop owner who's love for music has kept him in business for 40 years
Eric White, who took over Out of Time in 1986, is celebrating 40 years of running the store on Magdalen Street in Norwich.
Fresh scandal for police over hours of footage recorded on camera seized from woman
Norfolk Police face fresh scandal after officers recorded discussing a brothel and illegally stopping and searching black women in Norwich station tape.
Volunteers erase 'woke' graffiti which has caused locals 'so much hurt'
Volunteers are removing 'woke' graffiti across Bungay after a wave of vandalism. Peter Aiano, county councillor, says more community clean-ups are planned.
Champion of Norwich's built heritage and passionate naturalist dies aged 92
Malcolm Crowder who was a champion of Norwich's built heritage and passionate naturalist has died at the age of 92.
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