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Driver to appear in court after crash on major road
A Lowestoft man is set appear in court later this month after being charged with drink driving.
£1m refurb plan revealed to restore historic riverside warehouse
More than £1m is set to be spent on restoring a towering riverside warehouse in King's Lynn.
The Nutcracker ballet to visit seaside town as part of 20th anniversary tour
Crown Ballet stages Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker at Lowestoft’s Marina Theatre on November 23, as part of Amande Concerts’ 20th anniversary UK tour.
Belonging to a club is so crucial - and can be better than medication
Behind this week's headlines about a Norwich bowls club fighting eviction from its home of 125 years lies a far deeper story than a local bowls club needing to find a new home.
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New housing plans slammed as having 'detrimental impact' on character of village
Locals have slammed plans for new homes as having "a detrimental impact" on the character of a village near Dereham.
New housing estate for village at heart of the Broads
Norfolk Broads village Ludham will get 26 affordable homes, including 20 for social rent and six shared-ownership properties, with work starting in 2027.
Plans approved for 26 houses in Broads village
Norfolk Broads village Ludham will get 26 affordable homes, including 20 for social rent and six shared-ownership properties, with work starting in 2027.
Son armed with axe and knife threatened own father in rampage over a crucifix
Tony Scott who threatened his father with a knife and carried two axes during a drunken rampage has been spared jail.
Award-winning bakery forced to delay opening of new shop and wine room
The launch of the Stock Room next to Bread Source in Upper St Giles Street in Norwich has been delayed due to deliveries arriving late.
More than 4,000 students to graduate university including TV star
University of Suffolk graduation ceremonies honour more than 4,000 students in Ipswich and Great Yarmouth from October 16 to October 22.
Norfolk pension fund lands £86m settlement after taking on US energy giant
A pension fund relied on by more than 100,000 people across Norfolk has been handed a boost, after a multi-million-pound settlement was reached in a lawsuit.
School caretaker refused permission to live in holiday home to avoid 66-mile commute
Snettisham Primary School's caretaker has been refused permission to live in her holiday home all-year-round to spare her a 66-mile journey to work from Holbeach in the winter.
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