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Norfolk campsite named among best in the country
The Wildings Elms Meadow, a rewilded, nature-focused site near Toft Monks, topped Pitchup.com’s list of the top 10 UK wildlife campsites.
Andrew spotted for first time since high court win over unlawful searches
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been spotted for the first time at the Sandringham Estate since his high court win over his arrest.
The North Walsham and Dilham Canal is enjoying a quiet renaissance
Norfolk’s North Walsham and Dilham Canal marks 200 years as volunteers restore locks, protect wildlife and revive the historic wherry waterway for visitors.
Eight people charged over bogus benefit and loan scam totalling thousands
Five men and three women, all from Diss and surrounding villages, are accused of dishonestly making false benefits claims.
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18th century farmyard and barns to be converted and extended into new home
An 18th century farmyard and group of barns are set to be converted and extended into a new home.
What's behind Norfolk's growing obsession with private dog fields?
In Norfolk, dog exercise fields are opening their gates at a rapid rate, offering secure areas of land for dog owners to use for a fee - but why?
25-mile diversion route in effect as village road to undergo repair works
A lengthy diversion route is set to come into effect as a road near Dereham will close to motorists for repairs.
Adults-only Halloween party with drag and theatrical gore coming to Great Yarmouth
An adults-only Halloween party is set to take place at The Ice House.
City Hall councillors face antisemitism training as Green Zionism row escalates
Every Norwich councillor could be made to undergo antisemitism training as the row over the Green Party’s Zionism motion continues to engulf City Hall
Man pleads guilty to series of drugs offences in Norwich
A Norwich man is facing sentencing after he admitted a series of drugs offences in the city - including the supply of cocaine and MDMA
Norfolk villages set for speed limit cuts due to road which is yet to be built
Speed limits are to be reduced in a string of Norfolk villages near the A47 because of concerns a road - which has yet to be built - could increase traffic.
The rough and tumble of growing up in the city during the late '50s and early '60s
This is the no-holds-barred story of a Norwich lad, born in 1946, who ended up in an approved school and says...it was the best thing that happened to him.
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