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Former child refuge convicted of murdering former UEA student due back in court
A man who came to the UK as a child refugee from the war-torn Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is due back in court to be sentenced after being found guilty of the murder of a former UEA student in a row over money.
Could herd of alpacas be set to move onto field in Norfolk village?
Alpacas could soon be grazing on a field in Upwell near Downham Market.
Man on roof in stand off with police and roads closed after fight in town
A road is closed in Lowestoft after a man climbed onto a roof following a fight.
Ofsted highlights school's 'inconsistencies in teaching' while praising culture
Ofsted says teaching and achievement at St Benet's Catholic Primary School in Beccles needs attention, while praising behaviour, safeguarding, and early years.
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Two homes could be built in garden at coastal village
A planning application has been submitted for new homes in a north Norfolk village.
Wayland Show will mark 150th year with a special countryside celebration
The Wayland Show is gearing up for a special summer celebration of countryside entertainment as it returns to Watton for its 150th year on August 2.
Grain store could be knocked down to make way for new homes
Three new houses could be built on the site of a redundant grain store at North Creake.
Go-ahead to restore historic cottages owned by same family for more than 100 years
A pair of traditional cottages in a conservation area are set to be refurbished as set out in a recent planning application.
Emergency vet service with 24-hour care rebrands
An emergency veterinary service on Magdalen Way in Gorleston has rebranded while promising to deliver the same care and expertise.
Taxi driver calling for longer grace period when paying parking fees via apps
A taxi driver is calling for longer time periods to pay parking charges after being hit with a fine for not paying via app quickly enough.
Bid for new homes approved despite neighbours' backlash
A bid for new homes near the city has been given the green light despite backlash from neighbours.
Dinosaur park gets green light for new look
A dinosaur park on just outside the city is to get a new look as plans have been approved.
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