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Nursery which grows 800,000 plants a year plans new reservoir to water them
A nursery which grows 800,000 plants a year has applied to build a new reservoir to water them.
Medic suspended after crashing his car into a city home
A radiographer has been suspended for four months after crashing into a house while three times the drink-drive limit.
Record-breaking 1,800m cable ducts installed at offshore windfarm
A record-breaking subsea drilling and duct installation was completed at a major offshore windfarm.
Historic former family home to come under paranormal scrutiny on Halloween
A paranormal investigation is happening at Carrow House in King Street on Halloween. Shadow Hunters UK is hoping to identify ghosts in the cellars.
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Farmer of the Year says Norfolk now has a louder voice to shout about British food
Farmer of the Year James Chapman has revealed the strategies behind his success - and his desire to use Norfolk farming's heightened profile to champion British agriculture.
City coffee shop closing after more than 20 years due to financial difficulties
The cafe at the King's Centre, owned by King's Community Church, is closing due to financial pressures. Staff are set to repurpose the space.
Bid for affordable home development on city garage plot gets green light
Norwich City Council approves Orwell Housing Association plans for four affordable one-bedroom flats, replacing garages with parking and EV charging points.
Dirty, dusty and peeling walls... Inside the RAF base earmarked for 1,250 migrants
The real state of RAF Barnham has been laid bare, with Home Office officials admitting the base currently has space for just 320 men.
Council could struggle to house homeless as accommodation contracts due to end
Norwich City Council seeks replacement temporary accommodation as contracts for 38 of 60 units expire in November.
The Telegraph says Norfolk is the sixth best county...here's why it should be top
Whether it's the golden sands of Holkham, the tranquil waterways of the Broads, or the taste of fresh Cromer crab, Norfolk is a county filled with reasons to fall in love with it all over again.
Cyclists to stage city centre 'glow ride' to highlight safety concerns
Cyclists will be taking part in a 'glow ride' to emphasise the need for safer cycle routes and better lighting to encourage more people to take to two wheels.
Nuala Ellwood appointed UEA's new Lee Child Professor of Crime Writing
Crime fiction can take us into every corner of the human experience.
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