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REVEALED: Norfolk council's staff investigations bill hits £24k in just two years
West Norfolk Council spent almost £24,000 on external HR firms to investigate its own staff over the past two years, as the number of probes hit a five-year high.
Man interviewed after suspected drugs found in police search
A man has been reported for processing after officers found suspected drugs in his possession in Brandon.
Board game café celebrates first anniversary with day of community fun
A board game café in King's Lynn is marking its first birthday with a day of games, cake and community fun.
Giant 413ft wind turbine broken as new part brought in from Netherlands
Engineers are working to restore Gulliver, a giant wind turbine in Lowestoft, following a fault.
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Young man who died with rare form of dementia to be remembered in pub event
An organisation in memory of a man who died with a rare form of dementia will launch this weekend.
Ten people charged in one week in Norwich amid retail crime crackdown
A crackdown on retail crime has led to a wave of arrests and charges in Norwich.
Kite surfers told to stay away from section of beach after 'near misses'
Kite surfers are being urged to avoid a section of Brancaster beach after a series of "near misses" with children.
TV star shares glimpse into her role in hit West End musical coming to Norwich
Helen George, known for her role in Call the Midwife, will star in a new production of Cole Porter’s High Society at Norwich Theatre Royal in September.
Entries open for 2026 East Suffolk Business Awards
Entries are now open for the 2026 East Suffolk Business Awards.
Climate film aimed at sparking honest conversations to be screened in Norfolk town
A climate film aimed at sparking honest conversations is coming to a Norfolk town.
Waste cleared and talks for tighter security after traveller incursion
Dip Farm in Lowestoft could see new security measures after an unauthorised encampment left after an eviction deadline.
Traffic fears and drainage questions raised over 270-home development
Beccles Town Council has raised concerns over traffic and drainage linked to plans for up to 270 homes.
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