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'High-quality' and 'sustainable' home bid launched for vacant village land
A planning bid has been launched for a new "high quality" and "sustainable" self-build home in a village near Dereham.
Investigation opens after 'lovely' man is found dead at home with gunshot injuries
An inquest has opened into a "lovely" and "kind" man who was found dead at his home with gunshot injuries.
Norwich Airport's drop-off fees among the most expensive in the UK
Norwich Airport’s drop-off fees are among the most expensive in the UK, according to new analysis by RAC motoring group.
Stray city... Norwich experiences HUGE increase in abandoned dogs
Stray and abandoned dog reports in Norwich have surged from just 4 in 2021 to 164 last year, new figures have revealed.
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Inspectors set to visit site of huge solar farm proposed for Norfolk countryside
Inspectors who hold the fate of one of the huge solar farm proposed for Norfolk in their hands will resume public hearings into the scheme next month.
Sleep-deprived neighbours demand action over delivery driver disturbance
Angry neighbours are calling for staff at the Co-op in Earlham Road, to put a stop to "noisy" delivery drivers after months of problems.
Norfolk police pay out nearly £2.2m to its officers for injury claims
More than £2 million was paid out last year to Norfolk's police officers who were injured on the front line while protecting the public, it can be revealed.
Two education trusts to merge into new body overseeing 13 schools
Two education trusts are merging to form a new body overseeing 13 schools.
Britain's top jetsport racers set to battle it out at Bawsey Country Park
The British Jetsport Championships are set to conclude at Bawsey Country Park.
Police searching for missing girl last seen more than two days ago
Police are searching for a missing teenage girl who was last seen at her home in the Pakefield area of Lowestoft on Friday morning.
Out-of-pocket railway blasts ‘unnecessary’ traffic lights blocking final summer rush
The Wells and Walsingham Light Railway says "unnecessary" traffic lights left up by Anglian Water have left them out of pocket by blocking visitors from entering the site.
Man accused of rape of girl on Great Yarmouth beach was a firefighter
Polish national Dawid Wlach denies rape and sexual assault of two girls, along with co-defendant Madalin Ilinca.
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