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Safety fears mean A140 speed limit could be cut near Norfolk town
The speed limit on part of the A140 near Aylsham could be cut from the national 60mph limit to 50mph, under proposals to improve safety.
Restaurant in centre of Norfolk town could become new taxi office
Part of a restaurant could soon become a taxi office under new plans.
All you need to know about Sandringham - from Royal Family news to history
Here is everything you need to know about Sandringham: Royal Family news, history, and a visitor guide.
The dog-friendly beach which has been named best more times than you can count
Holkham in north Norfolk is a lovely dog-friendly beach to explore anytime.
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Lost BBC report reveals ghostly noises at former RAF base in Norfolk
Lost BBC Nationwide report on ghost sightings at former RAF Bircham Newton, Norfolk, unearthed with strange noises, phantom soldiers and poltergeist claims.
Fears new 'green levy' on housing will override protections for Norfolk's rivers
A proposed new 'green' levy on Norfolk housing developers to unlock thousands of new homes has been formally objected to by environmentalists.
Former seafront nightclub and restaurant to go under the hammer
A five-storey former nightclub, restaurant and bar in Lowestoft is set to go under the hammer - and could fetch up to £300k.
Norwich school failing to record pupil absences raises concerns in new Ofsted report
Ofsted finds teaching and curriculum concerns at Red Balloon Educational Trust based in Earlham Road in Norwich in a new report.
Norwich pizzeria up for sale as owner plans retirement
Northumbrian-born Eric Donnelly is selling Norwich pizzeria Donnelli’s after 11 years.
New coffee shop set to open in the city centre
Moss Cafe and Living, a new coffeehouse on Upper King Street in Norwich's city centre, will soon be opening.
Landlord of Golden Triangle pub pledges to host event every night
Paul Murfitt is unveiling a new street food-inspired menu at the Rose Tavern as live entertainment, quizzes, karaoke, and sport have been attracting crowds.
City centre church wall repairs approved after collapse warning
A bid to repair a 14th century church to prevent a wall from collapsing into a busy city thoroughfare has been approved.
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