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Man banned from driving after seriously injuring man
Jason Lewis, 37, has been banned from behind the wheel after causing serious injury through careless driving in Stockton.
Concerns raised over state of historic village duck pond
Martham Parish Council has pledged to clean the village pond after concerns were raised about its condition.
Man who 'removed kittiwakes from their nests' no longer being investigated
Police have ended their investigation into a man on a ladder who removed kittiwakes from the former RopeWorks gin bar in Battery Green Road, Lowestoft.
Police investigate 'children’s air ambulance pilot' accused of impersonating a medic
A pilot from Swaffham, known by the call sign “squirrel”, has been arrested on suspicion of pretending to be a registered medical practitioner.
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Game of Thrones and Casualty stars to lead in city pantomime this festive season
Kerry Ingram and Milo Clarke have been announced for the All New Adventures of Peter Pan at Norwich Theatre Royal this Christmas.
Norfolk man accused of requesting naked photos from 14-year-old
Keith Pawley, 75, has appeared in court accused of requesting naked images of a 14-year-old girl in exchange for money.
Buckets help boost carnival funds by nearly £1,000
A carnival committee has thanked supporters after revealing they raised more than £1,000 for next year's event.
Care home awarded highest possible food hygiene rating
A care home has been awarded a five-star food hygiene rating.
Penthouse in Elizabethan hall with countryside views for sale at £595k
A two-bedroom penthouse in Trowse with countryside views, a balcony and garage is for sale at a guide price of £595,000.
Bishop Graham Usher to lead historic service at Benet’s Abbey
The Bishop of Norwich is set to lead a historic service at the ruins of St Benet’s Abbey.
Serial arsonist who torched vehicles by placing burning items under them jailed
Rolandas Fedorenko from Wisbech admitted six counts of arson after setting fire to vehicles.
Why ecology matters at every stage of National Grid project
How independent monitoring ensures that work on National Grid’s Bramford to Twinstead project is carried out responsibly.
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