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Four-year-old boy lived in 'squalid conditions' before tragic death
Draco Chapman, who died after getting his head stuck between two stair gates, lived in “squalid conditions” before his death, a court has heard.
Firm behind data centre plans reveal more details about proposed facility
The firm behind plans for a massive data centre on the outskirts of the city claims locals will not be affected by the facility.
Former village newsagent's shop set to become an Airbnb
A vacant shop in Feltwell is set to be transformed into a new Airbnb.
Delivery driver lured woman into back of van and sexually assaulted her
Marius Ciriblan groped and sexually abused fellow worker in the back of his van after developing an obsession with her.
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Furious tenant claims pub landlords left him to live in a 'house of horror'
A furious tenant says Bob and Dani Cameron, the landlords of the Shoulder of Mutton, let him live with his family in an unsafe home in Thorpe Hamlet, Norwich.
Family of man who took his own life after travelling to London criticise his care
The family of a man who took his own life have criticised the care and support he received.
Soaring demand for used tractors drives auction sales up by 85pc to £23m
East Anglian auction firm Cheffins sold used tractors and agricultural machinery worth more than £23m in the second quarter of 2026 - as rising demand sent prices soaring.
Former head of government heritage body gets go-ahead to remove unsightly railings
Victorian railings are set to be removed from Simon Thurley's historic Grade I listed medival property in King's Lynn.
Not lovin' it! Officials reject bid for new McDonald's restaurant next to village
Building a McDonald’s on the edge of Caister-on -Sea, near Great Yarmouth, would spoil the surrounding countryside, officials have said.
Fashion stylist who worked with musician Harry Styles receives special honour
A fashion stylist has been awarded an Honorary Master of Arts by the University for the Creative Arts.
How one newspaper article published 30 years ago sparked a rock 'n' roll resurgence
It was 30 years ago when a man called Terry Wickham I was talking to in our office looked concerned and asked me: "Do you think there's enough interest?
Residents travel through time with printing press lesson
Care home residents have been travelling through time- by way of the printing press.
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