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Friends behind new Afro-lounge launch second tapas-style menu
The organisers of AfriFest East have opened Las Gidi - a new restaurant in Timberhill, Norwich - and are launching a new tapas-style menu.
Man suffers life-threatening injuries in crash that shut busy road for 11 hours
A man in his 20s has suffered life-threatening injuries following a serious crash on the B1105 Wells Road in West Barsham, near Fakenham.
CEO on how to maximise the impact of publicly funded research
Roz Bird, CEO for Anglia Innovation Partnership – the campus management company for Norwich Research Park, discusses progress over the past four years.
Hundreds of farm machines up for auction after firm's major restructure
More than 600 lots of farm machinery will go under the hammer in the second Cheffins online auction following the restructure of the Velcourt farming business.
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Double decker bus crashes into house and destroys it
A double-decker bus has crashed into a house in West Road, Ormesby St Margaret.
MP welcomes £65 million drought support package for farmers
A £65 million support package for drought-hit farmers has been welcomed.
Solar farm set to power 5,000 homes gets approved despite concerns for dogs and cats
Another solar farm will be built in Yelverton, in Back Road, after plans were backed by South Norfolk Council.
RNLI open days to share sea rescue history at village station
Happisburgh RNLI volunteers are hosting Heritage Station Open Days.
Norwich Book Festival returns with star-studded line-up
From Jacqueline Wilson and Kate Mosse to local crime writer JM Dalgliesh, Norwich Book Festival is back this October with more than 50 events across seven days,
Key route between village and hospital to close for more than three months
Colney Lane in Hethersett is to close for more than three months from September to extend a bike lane.
100 take part in parkrun on Great Yarmouth's North Beach
Great Yarmouth North Beach parkrun’s 257th event attracted 100 people running, jogging or walking on Saturday, with 75 first-time visitors to the sandpit. Among them were Simon Potter, Max Lane and Irene Preston, completing their first parkruns.
Wildlife charity celebrates 100 years with special fundraising event
A wildlife charity is marking 100 years of nature conservation with a special fundraising event.
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