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Online is no substitute for meeting in person
Meeting in person can be difficult for all sorts of reasons, so sometimes we meet online instead.
Why I don’t think the traditional English lawn will survive much longer
The dry weather has continued, although it has mostly been a lot cooler than elsewhere in the country.
Fears poor phone signal could hamper new boat charging system on the Broads
A new-app based system for paying to charge electric boats on the Norfolk Broads has sparked concerns people may not be able to access it.
Beachfront sauna and watersports feature as part of new £6.2m complex
A regional watersports venture has expanded into new premises as part of a major £6.2m seafront development.
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Suffolk festival to go ahead despite funding shortfall
The Black Shuck festival in Bungay is set to go ahead this year despite being unable to secure all the funding it applied for.
Famous firms once based in Norwich still fondly remembered today
Looking back at more of the very famous manufacturers and businesses in Norwich and district, I was struck by one firm of Messrs Hills & Underwood, who were situated on Prince of Wales Road and further on down in Recorder Road.
A12 village looks set for boost with major equipment upgrade
Telecommunications equipment in a village near the A12 could soon be upgraded.
School faces backlash over new skirt policy
A high school in a north Norfolk market town has received backlash after announcing only one type of skirt can be worn.
As harvest begins, the countryside holds its breath
There is a moment each summer when our villages seem to change gear.
Forest school for 40 children approved as demand soars
Plans for a new forest school and childcare provision for up to 40 children in Bergh Apton, near Loddon, have been given the green light.
Villagers triumph in fight to stop new housing estate 'blocking in' their school
Plans for 12 new homes in Great Hockham rejected after locals warned the scheme would 'landlock' the village school and worsen parking chaos.
Villagers warn roads will be overrun if housing estate is built on farmland
Locals in a picturesque Norfolk village fear allowing a new housing estate to be built will mean its roads are overrun with traffic.
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