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Norfolk nature reserve celebrates 50 years of wildlife and conservation success
A nature reserve is marking 50 years of conservation and wildlife success.
Double-decker bus crash road remains closed with investigation still 'ongoing'
West Road in Ormesby St Margaret remains off limits for traffic after a red First Bus collided with a property on Thursday, August 27 just after 10am.
220-mile daily round trip for teen in school stabbing trial 'not acceptable'
A 16-year-old boy is set to stand trial after pleading not guilty to attempted murder over alleged stabbing of pupil at Thorpe St Andrew School.
Bumper Bank Holiday crowd enjoys countryside fun at the Aylsham Show
A spectacular array of countryside entertainment brought a bumper Bank Holiday crowd to the Blickling Estate for the 2026 Aylsham Show.
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From twisty turns to giant swings - Remembering Pleasurewood Hills' lost rides
From rollercoasters with sharp turns to giant swinging rides, here are some of Pleasurewood Hills' lost rides.
Some of Norwich’s oldest and most historic buildings to be restored
Conservation works for the Great Hospital in Norwich, which dates back to 1249, have been approved by Norwich City Council.
Church gets green light to restore wall dating back to 19th century
The mid 19-century wall which collapsed in 2018 at Thorpe St Andrew Parish Church will be restored following the approval of plans to repair it.
Person from Norfolk wins £1m in Premium Bonds prize draw
Hundreds of people in Norfolk have won more than £2.2 million in this month's Premium Bonds prize draw, with one person bagging a whopping £1 million.
Prominent clergyman denies two counts of sexual assault
Bruno Boldrini, 57, from Bungay, has pleaded not guilty to two counts of sexual assault.
More than £1,500 raised in memory of man who died with rare form of dementia
More than £1,500 was raised through a new project named after a man who died with a rare form of dementia.
Next stage of plans to relocate award-winning brewery to farm approved
The next stage of plans to relocate an award-winning brewery to a farm near Fakenham has been approved.
Hundreds flock to 'incredibly successful' nuclear power plant jobs fair
Jobseekers are one step closer to new opportunities after a careers fair led to apprenticeship interviews.
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