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Tattoo studio gets green light in market town
Memories made in Norfolk could soon be made permanent, with a new tattoo studio set to open in a market town.
Defence chiefs 'not far away' from withdrawing RAF Marham solar farm objection
Defence chiefs who fear a huge Norfolk solar farm would interfere with radar for planes landing at RAF Marham are close to withdrawing their objection.
New auction launched in Norfolk for affordable classic cars
Anglia Car Auctions, based in King's Lynn, has launched ACA Marketplace Classics to cater to demand for affordable classic and modern classic vehicles.
A47 crash caused major delays during rush hour
Drivers are facing delays after a crash on the A47 Westbound from Mattishall Road (Honingham Roundabout) to Berrys Lane.
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A47 crash causing major delays during rush hour
Drivers are facing delays after a crash on the A47 Westbound from Mattishall Road (Honingham Roundabout) to Berrys Lane.
Time to finish meals with proper puddings (including lashings of custard)
Is it only me, because when I get hold of a menu I very quickly scan the starters and mains and head to the puddings.
Walk along the Norfolk Broads named UK's second-best
Norfolk’s Wherryman’s Way route along the Norfolk Broads has been named the second-best in the UK by The Times.
Woman feels 'intimidated' by council after being told to remove fence and wall
A woman said she feels 'intimidated' and 'threatened' after being told to remove a fence and wall on her property.
Detectives still investigating John Lewis perfume raid
Detectives are still investigating after John Lewis in All Saints Green, Norwich was broken into in a perfume raid.
New push to secure permanent Post Office branch after Coopers closure
Post Office seeks retailer to run Halesworth, Suffolk’s permanent branch after Coopers closed and interim service set up.
Home near seaside town centre could be turned into new six-person HMO
A Victorian terraced house could be converted into a six-person HMO under new plans.
Eye-catching photos show tower of scaffolding surrounding cherished Norfolk landmark
Great Yarmouth’s Victorian Grade II listed gasholder is enclosed in scaffolding as National Grid restores the landmark, with work due to finish in early 2028.
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