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World-famous orchestra takes residency at Norfolk hospital
Britten Sinfonia will give a special performance at the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital.
Road shut for bank holiday weekend after double-decker bus smashes into house
A demolition company has said that West Road in Ormesby St Margaret is to remain closed over the bank holiday after a bus crashed into a house.
Man who went missing in Wales could be in Norfolk
Anthony went missing in mid Wales man but it is believed may have travelled as far as Norfolk.
5 restaurants and cafés tucked away in lanes and courtyards in Norwich
Home to a varied selection of venues serving food, drink and artisan treats, Norwich offers plenty of reasons to explore its quieter corners.
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Opinion: Shifting seasons bring new rural crime challenges for police
The change of seasons brings a new raft of rural crime challenges, says Sgt Chris Green of Suffolk police.
Plans to turn office block at Norfolk construction college into homes
An office building near Fakenham could be turned into new homes.
All the beaches in Norfolk that have been named best this year
Several beaches across Norfolk, including Cromer and Holkham, have won a wave of accolades in 2026.
Hundreds of people in Norfolk could face £600 bill for currently free service
Hundreds of the most vulnerable people in Norfolk could be asked to pay more than £600 a year for a crucial service they currently get for free.
We need more honesty and integrity over discoveries on our beaches
I must admit that, having been brought up close to the Norfolk coast, I have always enjoyed walking on the beach, particularly in winter.
Family-run funeral business founded in 1899 continues into fifth generation
Arthur Jary & Sons is a family-run funeral firm established in Great Yarmouth in 1899.
Norfolk link to beloved 'bad boy' of children's literature
I’d be the first to admit that Richmal Crompton’s link to East Anglia is tenuous at best, though it marked a radical change in her lifestyle.
Holiday park revamp moves closer after wildlife plan approval
A bid to transform Seacroft Camping Park has cleared another hurdle - with safeguards agreed for bats, hedgehogs and the site’s boundary hedgerows.
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