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Broken-down vehicle causes chaos on diversion route for major roadworks
A broken-down vehicle is causing chaos on a diversion route on the A143 in Diss amid major roadworks.
Road that melted during heatwave closed for further repairs
The A143 in Stanton will be closed overnight for further repairs after it melted during a heatwave at the start of July.
More than £1,000 in fines issued after series of fly-tipping incidents
More than a thousand pounds in fines have been paid following a series of fly-tipping incidents in Breckland in Norfolk.
Restaurant apologises after caged kittens labelled as 'free to take' outside building
The Mad Turk in Wisbech has apologised after an image was shared on Facebook of kittens in a cage outside their premises.
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Funeral of soldier who died in training exercise in Iraq held at Norwich Cathedral
The funeral of the soldier, James Freeman, who died in a training exercise in Iraq is being held at Norwich Cathedral today.
Seven fire crews fight huge woodland blaze for almost 24 hours
Seven fire crews battled a huge blaze at Fritton Wood, near Great Yarmouth, "all throughout the night".
Major transformation set for historic town hall after securing £120,000
Bungay Town Council has secured a £120,000 National Lottery Heritage Fund grant to develop future plans, improve access, and preserve its heritage.
Town to be transformed by month-long arts festival in 2026
An arts festival will transform a town with almost four weeks of creativity, film, and community activities.
Huge plumes of smoke seen over Norfolk village
An eyewitness has seen a dense column of black smoke rising high above Cranworth.
Norwich City announces its official pie partner for upcoming season
Willy's Pies becomes Norwich City's official pie partner for the 2026/27 season.
Last chance to see Bishop's hidden gem city garden
The Bishop of Norwich will host the final charity open afternoon of the summer season.
Latitude's famous swimming lake closed until further notice
The lake at Latitude music festival is closed until further notice due to blue-green algae.
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