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Norfolk vineyard wins five medals at wine competition
A vineyard is raising a glass to success after winning five medals at a regional wine competition.
Backlash over plans for 300 houses on edge of village
Plans for a huge housing estate at the edge of a Norfolk village have sparked a backlash from neighbours and local leaders.
Another chapter in the life and death in the woodland
A few days ago, we discovered quite a large Eucalyptus tree that had suddenly decided to lean precipitously in the Woodland Garden.
Two men jailed after hammer attack left victim in hospital
Two men have been jailed for a hammer attack on Prince of Wales Street in Norwich which left their victim in hospital.
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Norfolk hosts one of biggest and best celebrations of local history in the land
Our city, towns, villages and hamlets all have stories to tell and as time moves on they became more important than ever.
Anniversary album 'Joyous' hailed as 'legendary' plus other reissues
Four Tops – Live, Deluxe anniversary edition (Elemental)
More rain would be great, but gardeners take anything we can get right now
It has been lovely to have a week of warm, but not crazily hot, temperatures and some rain.
When the Wild West hit the East coast
A cowboy and his cast of 800 rolled into Lowestoft more than a century ago - but the visit was barely recorded.
Norfolk village a snapshot of many with lack of social housing blighting communities
Roger Ryan urges planners and politicians to look at the big picture and build social housing for young people in rural communities.
Private ultrasound provider now rated good after CQC warning
East Anglia Ultrasound Services was assessed by the Care Quality Commission on June 30, 2026, in a follow-up inspection examining progress.
Spiced ratatouille with chickpeas and baked pollock
Richard Bainbridge: The chef owner of Benedicts makes a jammy, vibrant ratatouille
Bid to open new special needs school for children
A new school for children and young people with special needs could open in town on the coast.
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