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Joy and then heartbreak at Norfolk pub as England bow out of World Cup
The England fans at The Railway Tavern Dereham watching the England and Argentina World Cup experienced joy then heartache.
Car park ticket machines to be replaced after button problems
Ticket machines at Church Plain car park in Loddon are set to be replaced after locals complained they are difficult to use.
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Bonnie from 'Poundland Bonnie and Clyde' back behind bars over £238 chocolate theft
A prolific shoplifter is back behind bars after a number of raids at Norwich stores, including one in which she stole 189 chocolate bars worth almost £300.
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Developer allowed to ditch more than 50pc of affordable housing from estate
The number of affordable homes on a housing estate at the edge of Norwich in Thorpe St Andrew will be cut by more than 50pc after plans were approved by councillors.
Bid to turn shop on tiny high street into a flat
A bid to turn a shop on a tiny high street in the city into a flat have emerged.
Political rivals join forces to call for reinstatement of axed councillor cash scheme
Angry councillors are urging Norfolk County Council Reform leaders to think again over the scrapping of a scheme to bring highways improvements.
Tributes paid to 'very special' 16-year-old girl after her death in hospital
An inquest has opened into the death of ‘a very special' 16-year-old girl who died in hospital.
Pub could be turned into mosque and community centre
A former pub on the city outskirts could be transformed into a place of worship for muslims.
Knifeman faces jail after threatening ‘I’ll cut you up’ during village dispute
Malcolm Payne admits threatening a person with a blade in Tharston, near Long Stratton.
Father says social services failed son who died trapped between stair gates
The father of a boy who died after becoming trapped between stair gates at his Norwich home has accused social services of failing to act on warnings that his former wife was overwhelmed and unable to cope.
Row as Reform eyes change to better protect councillors who make 'offensive' comments
Reform leaders are pressing for potential changes which could better protect councillors who make "controversial, offensive, shocking or provocative comments".
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