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Car wash plan sparks 24/7 fear as traffic and noise concerns raised
Plans for a new Harleston car wash have sparked concerns over 24-hour opening, traffic, noise, drainage, and customer facilities.
Care home worker nominated for national award
A care home worker has been shortlisted for a national award.
Fifth shop ordered to shut over illegal tobacco sales after court no-show
The store on King Street in Great Yarmouth is one of five that were raided over illegal tobacco sales.
More than 100 homes to join in annual yard sale next month
The NR3 Yard Sale is returning for another year in September with around 120 houses expected to join in the event.
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Retired vending machine operator dies in hospital after fall, court told
Leonard Harper, 88, died at the James Paget Hospital in Gorleston after enduring a fall, on August 19.
The rural cul-de-sac on the frontline of the fight against huge solar farm
Villagers in Hempnall have been warned of the impact of the proposed East Pye solar farm, with 35 properties on the same streets covered by the Development Consent Order (DCO) which the developer needs for the scheme to go ahead.
Shop on tiny city high street to be transformed
A bid to turn a shop on Norwich's St Augustines Street into a flat has been given the green light.
'I avoid it as I don't feel safe': £3.2m Haymarket revamp slammed as 'waste of money'
City folk say they do not feel safe at Norwich's revamped Haymarket, despite the council spending £3.2 million to make the area more welcoming and inclusive.
Father and son raise £72k and win award after cycling 18,000 miles around world
A global cycling adventure has landed a father and son in the running for a national fundraising award.
New owner of £1.65m Norfolk vineyard sees a brighter future after leaving family farm
The new owner of Chet Valley Vineyard in Norfolk has set out his plans for the award-winning wine business - with hopes for a more resilient future than the arable farm he left behind.
Festival-goer aiming to bring Coachella vibe to schools with her silent discos
Sally Harl is hoping to bring her silent disco company, inspired by a trip to Coachella, to more schools across Norfolk.
Seaside town's 1960s building set for makeover after being given go-ahead for revamp
Plans to redevelop Hunstanton's community centre have been given the go-ahead.
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