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Bridge path repairs brought forward
Permanent repairs to the west-side pedestrian path on Lowestoft’s Bascule Bridge are now due to be completed by the end of the month.
Migrant found dehydrated after 110-mile dinghy journey from Netherlands to Norfolk
A migrant who arrived in Norfolk, near Caister, after setting sail from the Netherlands in a small boat had run out of water and was found severely dehydrated.
Quality accommodation highlighted as key to retaining energy sector workers
Offshore Homes provides serviced accommodation in Norfolk and Suffolk for offshore wind and Sizewell C workers, supporting productivity and retention.
Enforcement teams hold talks with men who sparked outrage over shopfront destruction
Enforcement officers are currently in conversation with group of men who tore down the front of a listed building in Market Place, Dereham, without consent.
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Top award celebrates outstanding contribution to sustainability
The Clean & Green Champion Award at The East Anglia Clean & Green Awards 2027 will celebrate a person who has helped drive sustainability.
Norfolk artist and author that "helped generations" has died at age 90
Artist, author and television personality June Crawshaw has died aged 90 in her Norfolk home village.
New swimming pool for Norfolk edges closer after council backs £850k design plans
West Norfolk Council has backed £850,000 to design a new eight-lane swimming pool for King's Lynn - though there is no guarantee the £23m project will actually be built.
Two fires on same city centre street within hours of each other
There were two fires on Surrey Street in Norwich within yards of each other on Tuesday night.
Norwich Airport named among best in the UK
Norwich Airport has been named the fourth best in a national survey by consumer group Which?, which gave the airport a customer score of 78 per cent.
Eight motorists caught driving dangerously near cyclists in police operation
Eight motorists have been caught driving dangerously around cyclists in Thetford during a police operation.
Long-lost fishing village to be remembered in new exhibition
A lost fishing village will be brought to life through a new exhibition and sold-out film screening.
New City Hall revamp plans could see the clock tower opened up to public
Opening up City Hall's clock tower to visitors is being considered as part of multi-million plans to revamp the landmark city centre building.
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