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Three out of four suicide deaths in Norfolk are men, audit reveals
Three out of four suicide deaths in Norfolk are men.
South African bulbs offer vibrant winter colour but need frost-free conditions
A change of season, a change of rhythm. I have been re-potting my rested pots of Lachenalias, the Cape Cowslip, tender bulbous plants from South Africa.
Rain finally arrives as drought-hit garden plants succumb in changing weather
As I write it is finally raining. The students are getting a bit wet, but I’m afraid I couldn’t be more pleased to see rain at last!
Creating a council that you can be proud of
Running an efficient council means giving staff the information and tools they need to do their jobs better, writes Jason Butler.
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QE staff face fresh uncertainty as plans for new hospital and services are reviewed
A few days ago I wrote about my fears for the future of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital and the possibility that services we have always taken for granted in West Norfolk could one day be moved elsewhere.
Blaze rips through house as firefighters rescue man
A man has been rescued from a fire which tore through a house in Beccles Road, Lowestoft.
Man dies after medical emergency at boatyard on Norfolk Broads
A man has died following a medical emergency at a boatyard in Potter Heigham, on the Norfolk Broads.
Broadchurch creator Chris Chibnall to discuss new novel at Norwich event
Broadchurch creator Chris Chibnall is coming to Norwich.
Norwich Green claims Zionism motion has 'very little to do with Jewish people'
A Norwich Green who was involved in drafting the motion branding Zionism 'racist' has claimed it has "very little to do with Jewish people".
New Dereham charity shop seeks volunteers ahead of October opening
A recruitment event is set to be held at a new charity shop.
New Wave Girls to bring Blondie and Pretenders hits to Gorleston Pavilion
A celebration of female new wave music artists is set to take place at Gorleston Pavilion.
Unauthorised person gets on school grounds where 15-year-old girl was stabbed
Thorpe St Andrew School faces security concerns after an unauthorised person entered the site in Laundry Lane amid a trial over a school stabbing.
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