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7 top attractions not to miss at the Royal Norfolk Show 2026
Thousands of people are expected to flock to the Royal Norfolk Show 2026 as it promises to be "the most diverse and inclusive ever".
Why a Norfolk MP is calling for 'left behind' seaside towns to have extra help
An MP has launched a bid for a national strategy to address health challenges in England’s “left behind” seaside towns, including in Norfolk.
MPs told about harsh realities of agriculture during visit to family farm
MPs learned about the realities of agriculture while touring the Barker family's arable farm in Westhorpe, near Stowmarket, as part of the NFU Food and Farming Fellowship Scheme
Bombshell revelation shows minister overruled officials over axing Norfolk councils
Ministers went against advice from civil servants when they decided Norfolk's councils should be axed and replaced with three new ones, it can be revealed.
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'It's not for everyone:' Why some pubs have become 'football-free zones' this summer
Pubs in Norfolk and Suffolk - like the Peasants' Tavern in North Walsham and Butchers Arms in Beccles - will be football-free zones during the World Cup.
Gladiators star to open UK's longest outdoor tubing slide in Norfolk
Matty Campbell, known as Bionic on the hit BBC show, will cut the ribbon to Fossil Falls at ROARR! Dinosaur Park in Lenwade on July 18.
Father and son duo awarded grant after transforming railway station garden
Thomas Adams has secured £200 for Brundall Station, east of Norwich, after spending years transforming the neglected garden at the site on the Wherry Line.
Tens of thousands of people expected for UK's only free beach festival
Tens of thousands of people are expected to flock to the coast as the UK’s only free beach festival returns to Suffolk for the summer solstice weekend.
The wave of new independent shops reshaping market town
Beccles has seen a steady stream of new businesses open their doors over the past year.
Drink driver crashed into tree after pub darts session
Louie Trindall has been banned from driving after crashing into a tree in Lowestoft while three times over the alcohol limit, a court has heard.
Recovery centre set to provide accommodation for men struggling with addiction
A bid to expand a facility which aims to help men struggling with addiction has been given the green light.
We don't want to be governed by Norwich! (Historic town calls for its own council)
King's Lynn could get its own council for the first time since 1974, after 86pc of residents backed the plan despite fears over council tax rises.
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