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Live updates from inquest into factory worker whose body was found by the A47
Live updates from the inquest into the death of Nerijus Vysniauskas, 26, who died on December 2, 2024 by the main road in King's Lynn, close to the Pullover roundabout.
Family-run garden centre announces final opening day
Broadland Nurseries, in Ormesby St Michael, near Great Yarmouth, has announced that it will open for the last time on September 12.
REVEALED: Migrant numbers at former RAF base could be 'a lot more' than 1,250
Leaked minutes reveal the Home Office may house 'a lot more' migrants at RAF Barnham than the 1,250 it is currently acknowledging.
Bid for affordable new homes at former garages site to be voted on
Six new homes look set to transform a vacant and underutilised brownfield site near a tower block in a Suffolk seaside town.
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The nine Norfolk businesses named for not paying minimum wage
Serco and Lacons Brewery are among the nine Norfolk businesses that have been named in a national crackdown on minimum wage breaches.
Emergency road closure put in place after burst water main
A burst water main has forced the temporary closure of a road in Acle, with restrictions expected to remain in place for several days.
Self-taught artist to hold solo exhibition in Norwich
An artist is inviting visitors to share what inspires them and connect with his latest work.
Zoo welcomes birth of two baby chicks of amber-listed species
Banham Zoo in Norfolk has welcomed the arrival of two spoonbill chicks.
Two-vehicle crash caused long delays through village
Mattishall Road in Honingham is blocked after a two-vehicle crash.
Road blocked after two-vehicle crash in village
Mattishall Road in Honingham is blocked after a two-vehicle crash.
Stern opposition mounts against 550-home development on town outskirts
Around 150 objections have been lodged against plans for 550 homes on the edge of Cromer, despite revised development proposals.
Major art fair returns to St Andrew's Hall Norwich after refurbishment
The largest and liveliest contemporary art fair in the East of England is gearing up to return to its natural home in Norwich later this
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