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Town's public toilets to close for refurbishment
East Suffolk Council are closing the toilets in Blyburgate, Beccles, to carry out "external redecoration work".
City bakery put to the test by influencer duo with thousands of followers
London creators Gerry del Guercio and Paul Delany, who run Bite Twice Food Reviews, visited Devecchio Bakery in Norwich to review three treats.
5 picture-perfect villages in Norfolk that look their best in autumn
From grand estate landscapes to coastal reedbeds glowing in the autumn sun, these are five Norfolk villages that are especially picturesque at this time of year.
Investigations continue after alcohol worth £300 is stolen from city bar
Police are still investigating after Dick's Bar in Norwich had hundreds of pounds worth of alcohol stolen.
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Chocolate maker and cookery school to relocate after national TV exposure
A chocolate maker and cookery school will relocate after increased demand from appearing on James Martin Saturday Morning Show.
Drivers warned of delays as 44-tonne abnormal load crawls through Norfolk
A 44-tonne abnormal load will travel through Norfolk on Monday.
Flood-hit pub eyes music venue status as winter gig series announced
Norfolk's flood-prone Locks Inn Community Pub near Beccles launches ticketed winter Sunday concerts, featuring John Otway, Sound Nation and more live music.
City writer explores love, loss and second chances in debut novel
Joanna O’Donoghue from Norwich has released her first novel, exploring themes of love, loss and second chances.
Drivers to face A47 and A10 disruption ahead of work to build new £122m road
Drivers have been warned to expect disruption on the A47 and A10 when work starts to pave the way for the construction of the £122m West Winch Access Road.
Clinic built on site of bombed pub could be knocked down to make way for homes
King's Lynn Chiropactic Clinic could be converted into new houses.
Norfolk mother to run half marathon in memory of baby son Timmy
A mother is running a half marathon in memory of her baby son.
Norfolk firm named by HMRC as a 'deliberate tax defaulter'
Great Yarmouth takeaway China Diner named on HMRC’s deliberate tax defaulters list after failing to pay £194,129 and receiving a £135,890 penalty in Norfolk.
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