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Pub forced to shut after licence suspended over ‘violent behaviour’
The Stanford Arms in Stanford Street, Lowestoft has been forced to close following an incident of "violent behaviour" that happened nearby.
Cannabis 'gardener' found in £145k drugs factory with hundreds of plants
A 20-year-old "gardener" for a large-scale commercial cannabis factory in Lowestoft has been sentenced at Ipswich Crown Court.
Man threatened to kill his ex-girlfriend and hang himself after break-up
A man angered at the break-up of his relationship with his childhood sweetheart made threats to kill her and drive his car into her home.
New pizza shop creating 'a real buzz' in town
New York-style pizza has hit the east coast with a new independent shop opening.
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First look at family-favourite attraction inspired by Clarkson's Farm
Southwold Maize Maze has opened with a farming themed maze inspired by Clarkson's Farm.
Tributes as 'true gentleman' Norfolk police officer dies on holiday
Tributes have been paid to Detective Constable Neil Hayes who died while on holiday.
Drone footage reveals how Easton roundabout removal is progressing
CJB Drone Videography has captured drone footage of the work to remove the Easton roundabout as part of the A47 dualling scheme.
MORE delays at notorious roundabout after bus and car crash
Drivers are facing delays at the Longwater roundabout in Costessey after a bus and a car collided.
Delays at major roundabout after bus and car crash
Drivers are facing delays at the Longwater roundabout in Costessey after a bus and a car collided.
Police continue to investigate moped theft in Norfolk town
Norfolk Police are continuing to investigate the theft of a moped in Gorleston which was later abandoned in Bradwell.
Long-serving high school teacher who saw introduction of GSCEs retires after 46 years
A teacher from west Norfolk is retiring after nearly five decades of service.
Norfolk school praised for 'strong culture of learning' after visit from inspectors
A Norfolk school has been praised for its "strong culture of learning" after inspectors said it had successfully addressed previous areas for improvement.
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