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Brave farm shop staff stop couple armed with knuckleduster from stealing £680 of meat
Staff at Ozzie's Oinkers farm shop in North Burlingham apprehended thieves who were armed with a knuckleduster from stealing £680 of meat.
Firm with offices in Norwich acquires specialist company for more than £400m
Cadeler, an offshore wind farm installation company with offices in Norwich, has acquired Menck for £428.4 million (€501 million).
'World leading' Norfolk firm celebrates 170 years of combined staff service
Williams Refrigeration, based in King's Lynn, has celebrated a combined 170 years of service by six members of its staff.
Plans for landmark building revealed... becoming university's 'front door' to city
Norwich University of the Arts' plans for a new university library, café and gallery on Bank Plain in Norwich have been revealed.
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One of Norfolk's longest-running business groups celebrating major milestone
Norwich Business Women’s Network (NBWN) is celebrating its 35th anniversary.
Leading law firm appoints new partner at Norwich office
East Anglian law firm Ellisons has appointed Robert Tiffen as a partner in its dispute resolution team at its Norwich office in Crown Road.
Why East's businesses are cutting back on hiring (as job vacancies hit five-year low)
The number of job vacancies has fallen to its lowest level in more than five years as small businesses in Norfolk and Suffolk are scaling back hiring.
Training centre set for major expansion following £400k investment
Macbrook Training has invested £400,000 in a major expansion of its Norwich training academy.
Colleagues cycle 362 miles to raise £1,400 for children's hospice
A charity challenge is helping to keep spirits high and wheels turning across the UK.
Church marks 20th anniversary of popular arts festival set to be held this month
The Great Ryburgh Church is set to host a special arts festival.
Man admits carrying wooden bat during violent anti-immigration riots
A man has admitted to carrying a wooden bat in public during violent disorder in Thetford.
Bird's-eye view shows progress on site where controversial data centre could be built
This bird's-eye photograph shows the progress on a huge business park on the edge of Norwich, where developers want to build a controversial data centre.
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