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Firm secures £500k grant to help farmers protect their crops from harmful beetles
BugBiome, based in Norwich, has secured a £500,000 grant to develop a biological insecticide to help farmers protect their crops from beetles.
Man accused of deliberately exposing his genitals in street
The 45-year-old pleaded not guilty to showing his penis after appearing at Norwich Magistrates' Court.
Bus fares across Norfolk to be capped at £2 from January
Bus fares across Norfolk and the rest of England will be capped at £2 from January, Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced.
If Burnham is serious about national security, he must start with food
Another week, another prime minister.
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What does Andy Burnham and 'Manchesterism' mean for Norfolk?
The new PM's focus on economic devolution is an opportunity for Norfolk - if we can speak with one voice.
Relief after breakthrough in two year Norwich murder case
Those who living in an estate where a man was murdered two years ago are relieved as police have charged a suspect - although say they could have been quicker.
Drunk driver who nearly killed pedestrian stopped by members of the public
Igor Mlocek was more than twice the drink drive limit when he lost control of his Audi A3 on a busy residential street.
New padel and fitness centre given the green light
A new padel and fitness centre is set to open in the city as plans have been given the green light.
Police make three arrests in Norfolk town centre criminal crackdown
Great Yarmouth Police have made three arrests and issued multiple fines as their criminal crackdown in Great Yarmouth town centre continues.
MP highlights town's 'enormous economic potential'
An MP has said a seaside town needs to seize the opportunities provided as it reaches an important moment.
Couple who restore 'sentimental' jewellery move business to prime spot on the market
Sophie Daniels and Frank Kelly have moved their stall which sells jewellery made with unique gemstones to the front of Norwich Market in Gentlemans Walk.
Pupils help turn soaked schoolyard into dry space after rain garden makeover
Pupils at Woodton Primary School, near Bungay, are now enjoying a drier playground thanks to a new rain garden.
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