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Lady of Justice statue removed from Butter Cross as part of £130,000 project
Watch the moment Bungay's historic Lady of Justice statue is removed from the dome of the Butter Cross as part of a major £130,000 project.
WATCH: 'Axe‑wielding' ram raiders fumble with cash machine in morning traffic
A shocking video shows two ram raiders stealing a cash machine from an off-licence in High Street, Watton using a cherry picker.
Photos show 'axe‑wielding' ram raiders fumbling with cash machine in morning traffic
Shocking photos show two ram raiders stealing a cash machine from an off-licence in High Street, Watton using a cherry picker.
Norfolk author's latest novel inspired by UK's real desert island
A real-life desert island has inspired the latest story from a South Norfolk author.
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Norfolk’s biggest zoo launches £1 limited-time offer for children this summer
Banham Zoo has launched a limited-time offer on tickets for the entire school holiday, but bookings must be made by Friday, July 17.
New delay for major housing development as planners work through concerns
A major development planned for the edge of Beccles is facing delays as planners continue to work through design concerns.
Grade II-listed former commercial gallery set for auction again
A Grade II-listed former art gallery in the heart of Lowestoft’s historic High Street is up for sale at auction once more.
Person found after search-and-rescue operation off Norfolk coast
Person found after an extensive search-and-rescue operation in the sea near Great Yarmouth.
Fans to be refunded after ticket confusion for cancelled Sandringham Estate festival
See Tickets, operated by Eventim UK, has confirmed it will refund ticket holders for the cancelled HeritageLive Festival at Sandringham Estate.
Norfolk beach transformed into ancient Rome for new short film
A short film starring an actor from The Crown has been shot in Weybourne coast, transforming the quiet beach into ancient Rome.
Three women earn one of Girlguiding's highest honours
Three Norfolk women who have earned one of the highest honours in Girlguiding have been presented with an award.
Off-licence destroyed as ram raiders rip cash machine from wall in early hours
A red cherry picker was used to rip a cash machine from the front of Watton Off-Licence Ltd, next to Sowerbys in Watton's High Street.
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