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Heritage railway revives oil-fired engine after nearly 20 years to reduce fire risks
Engineers from the Aylsham workshops have developed a system which means the locomotive, No.8 John of Gaunt, can be converted to oil in around 72 hours.
Restored 'ghost pond' remains full of water despite searing summer drought
A restored Norfolk "ghost pond" within the Wymondham Habitat Bank nature project has remained full of water despite the drought - proving the value of natural hydrology during arid summers.
Event offering advice for Norfolk business owners to take place next month
A business event promising practical advice for long-term success is taking place in Norwich later this month.
Angry Norfolk leaders seek payback for money spent on abandoned council axe plans
Angry Norfolk leaders want the government to pay them back for costs racked up through now withdrawn plans to axe the county's councils.
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Norfolk beauty business expansion approved with warehouse and nine new jobs
A Norfolk beauty products firm can expand its premises near Wymondham after approval.
Norfolk firm creates AI versions of pupil photos to protect them from deepfakes
Almost half of UK headteachers say their school has been targeted by criminals creating deepfake images of pupils, a new survey has found.
Dealer who admitted more drugs charges while on suspended sentence due back in court
A former Amazon worker given a suspended jail term for supplying cocaine is to be sentenced later this month after he admitted more drugs offences.
Historic sites in Norfolk town set to open up for free during national festival
Great Yarmouth will take part in the annual Heritage Open Days, offering free entry to sites and buildings in the town that are often closed to the public.
Councillors call to scrap plans for new Norfolk town on A11 the size of North Walsham
County councillors have agreed to call for controversial proposals for a new 6,000-home town in rural Norfolk to be abandoned.
Firm with 10,000 clients and eight offices across the region appoints new director
Michael Morter has joined Lovewell Blake as tax director, providing tax advice and planning to individuals and business owners.
Woman cheated benefits system out of more than £20,000 by living with her husband
Chantelle Crookes failed to declare her partner had moved into her Thetford home to continue to claim low income benefits that she was not entitled to.
Rapist with brain injury made note to himself on phone he had 'abused' woman
A man left with memory difficulties as a result of a brain injury added a note on his phone stating he had "abused" a woman and made her bleed.
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