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New courts reopen after major upgrade as community funding effort pays off
Loddon tennis courts reopen on October 13 after resurfacing funded by Sport England, local fundraising and match funding.
Expanding Norfolk firm opens new facility to support major growth
Prior Power Solutions, based in Great Yarmouth, has relocated its engine sales and parts division to a new 4,000 sq ft facility on Hewett Road.
Norfolk seafood restaurant named among best in the country
The Wells Crab House, located near the harbour in Wells-next-the-Sea, is a finalist in the 2026 Food Awards England.
Controversial flats plan approved despite objections over lost shop space
Plans approved to convert commercial units in Halesworth, Suffolk, into three two-bedroom flats, despite concerns over parking and lost retail space.
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Gymnastics club's £21k appeal to boost safety and inspire future stars
Waveney Gymnastics Club in Lowestoft launches a £21,380 appeal for safer trampolines, supporting children, adults and disabled gymnasts across Suffolk.
Forget Meghan Markle's £2000 swanky kitchen gadget - just keep cooking simple
Regular readers of this column will know that one of my biggest passions is encouraging people to cook at home – not warming up ready-meals or reheating takeaways, but proper cooking, from ingredients.
Bid for new units on industrial estate
New jobs could be created as five new industrial units are earmarked for development in a Suffolk seaside town.
Two clubs bidding to break attendance record at historic Norfolk football ground
Two clubs are hoping to break the Anglian Combination leagues’ record attendance in their match at The Wellesley in Great Yarmouth on Saturday, October 24.
Award-winning chocolatier with focus on quality to stock treats at luxury store
An award-winning North Norfolk chocolatier will be launching its treats at a luxury store next month.
Former village pub turned bed and breakfast withdrawn from upcoming auction
A Grade II-listed bed and breakfast converted from a village pub has been pulled from an upcoming auction.
Why halving tax on hiring youngsters could help East's firms end unemployment crisis
Businesses in the East could benefit from the Conservatives’ plans to halve tax on hiring young people - but there's a catch.
Racism row breaks out at primary school… over 'Crazy Hair Day' fundraiser
A mum has accused a school of racial discrimination over a planned "Crazy Hair Day" fundraiser taking place during Black History Month.
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