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New treatment improves outcomes for patients with rare condition
Patients with a complex medical condition are seeing improved outcomes thanks to a promising new treatment at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in King's Lynn.
Police concerned for welfare of missing 40-year-old woman
Police are asking for help to find missing Rachael Fitzgerald, 40, from the Sprowston area.
Family pays tribute to 'caring' dad after fatal A47 crash
The family of Jake Lie has paid tribute to a 'caring' dad, stepdad, and son after a fatal collision on the A47 last year.
Teenage boy riding on e-bike dies after crash with double-decker bus
A teenager has died following a crash involving an electric bicycle and a double-decker bus in Norwich.
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Abandoned pile of clothes on nudist beach sparks emergency response
An abandoned pile of clothes left on a north Suffolk beach popular with nudists sparked an emergency response.
England's World Cup semi-final to be shown on mega screen
Football fans will be able to catch England’s game on a giant 60 square metre screen at Great Yarmouth Racecourse tomorrow night.
Drivers disrupted as busy road through town is partially closed
Tuttles Lane in Wymondham, heading west from the Waitrose roundabout, is reduced to a single lane while Anglian Water repairs a damaged drain cover.
Sweet success! Norfolk chocolatier wins place at UK's leading retail trade show
Kathrin Funnell, from Saffire Chocolates, will exhibit at Spring Fair 2027 after she was selected as one of 18 small business in a UK-wide competition.
5 big retailers that have disappeared from Norwich in recent years
Norwich has seen a stream of closures in recent years, as well-known names disappear from the city centre. Here are five brands that have closed in the city.
Locals warned against dangerous invasive plant species
Families in Norfolk are being warned to watch out for a dangerous invasive plant during the summer break.
Bishop of Norwich supports vote condemned as 'shameful' by Chief Rabbi
A Norfolk bishop who warned antisemitism was "virulent" in the UK voted for the Church of England to "engage with" a document describing Israel as a "colonial enterprise based on racism" and accusing it of "genocide".
Six ‘welcoming and well-kept’ city parks named among best in UK
Eaton Park, Waterloo Park, Jenny Lind Park, Mousehold Heath, Heigham Park and Kett’s Heights in Norwich have been named among the UK’s best green spaces.
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