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Go ahead given for new flat above town centre salon
A new apartment is set to be created above a hair salon in the centre of King's Lynn.
The notable ladies of Northrepps Cottage in North Norfolk
Caroline Culot recounts the tales of three remarkable women all united by their visits to one north Norfolk property
Physiotherapist at Norfolk hospital celebrated with national award
Rene Gray, professional lead for physiotherapy at the James Paget University Hospital, has been recognised with a national research leadership award.
Sensory garden near Great Yarmouth is a must-visit for everyone
Last month I had the pleasure of opening the Community Sensory Garden at Caister near Great Yarmouth.
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The psychology behind why people collect and what they collect
I thought it might be an idea to have a look at the reasons behind why people collect.
Beachgoers warned as lifeguards end seasonal patrols at popular seaside spots
Beachgoers are being urged to stay safe as the RNLI begins to wind down its summer lifeguard patrols on September 6 and September 13.
Work starting on crumbling sea wall as part of £1.28m project
Coastal defence works are set to begin on the crumbling sea wall at Overstand as part of a £1.28m project.
New Broads marsh viewing platforms planned as wildlife restoration takes shape
Plans have been lodged for two new viewing platforms at Worlingham Marshes, near Beccles, allowing visitors to enjoy wildlife habitats.
Violence-related crime up a third in Norfolk town
Violence against the person offences rose last year in Sheringham . New police figures show 138 “violence against the person” offences were recorded in 2025.
The best beaches on the Norfolk coastline
This summer we’ve picked some of the best Norfolk beaches for you to search out
The fascinating story of Norwich's Cinema City (and the building it occupies)
As Cinema City approaches its 50th anniversary, Norwich-based arts writer, Tony Cooper, looks back over the history of this well-loved Norwich cinema and the historic building it occupies.
Historic village home to go under the hammer
A Grade II listed building that dates back to the 1700s in a picturesque village is set to go under the hammer.
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