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New InPost parcel locker proposed for town football club's ground
A new parcel collection point could soon be installed outside an east coast football club.
Man in his 30s taken to hospital with serious injuries after crash on major road
A man in his thirties has been taken to hospital with serious injuries after a crash on the A146 at Chedgrave that closed the road.
Jury asks to see knife again as city school attempted murder deliberations continue
The jury has been sent home for the night after failing to reach a verdict in the attempted murder trial of a 16-year-old boy who stabbed a girl at a Norfolk school.
Busy junction to close for nearly three months for major A47 works
Dereham Road and Church Lane in Easton will be closed from October 21 for nearly three months for A47 junction works, with diversion routes in place.
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Bottle of wine used to threaten staff during £1,000 vape raid at BP service station
A bottle of wine was used to threaten staff during a robbery at the BP Jubilee Service Station in High Street in Lowestoft.
Jury sent out in attempted murder trial of boy, 16, who stabbed girl in school
A judge has finished summing up in the trial of a 16-year-old boy accused of stabbing a female pupil at Thorpe St Andrew School in Norwich.
Two new rare baby animals arrive at zoo
Banham Zoo has announced the arrival of two new critically endangered animals.
Specialist hair salon born from friend's cancer journey helps change lives
The Business Resilience Grant Scheme helped Kirsty Woolnough open a Beccles salon offering hair replacement for cancer-related hair loss and other conditions.
The new festive market that will transform town centre with more than 60 stalls
The Beccles Sunday Christmas Market will take over the town centre, closing off roads to make room for more than 60 stalls, food trucks and entertainment.
Much-loved Norfolk green space protected from development after 30-year campaign
The county's newest village green has been created, after land in King's Lynn was officially granted the special status to protect it from development.
City venue forced to lock toilets as yobs rip wallpaper off five times in five weeks
The Assembly House in Norwich has been forced to lock its parent and child toilets after multiple instances of anti-social behaviour.
WATCH: Around 100 protesters rally against plans for huge data centre near Norwich
Protesters opposing plans for a data centre on the outskirts of Norwich gathered outside a council's headquarters to voice their concerns against the scheme.
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