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Thousands flock to flower show at Royal Estate with special guest
More than 15,000 people flocked to the Sandringham Flower Show 2024, which featured a special guest. The event returned to the Royal Estate for its 141st edition on Wednesday, with the sunny weather attracting high visitor numbers. The grounds
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Farm shop opens at historic site selling 'everything for picnics and BBQs'
A farm shop has opened in the Norfolk countryside selling "everything you need for picnics and barbecues". Couple Hannah and Idan Whyman-Naveh, who live in Shernborne, have launched Shadowthorpe Farm Shop at Creake Abbey, near Burnham Market.
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Ambulance taking patient to hospital involved in crash
An ambulance taking a patient to hospital has been involved in a crash with a motorbike. The East of England Ambulance Service vehicle collided with the motorbike on the A10 at Tottenhill, near King's Lynn, at 9.30am today. The ambulance was
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Body found in search for teenage kayaker
The body of a teenager has been found in the search for a missing kayaker. Police confirmed they had discovered the body in the water at Middle Level Main Drain in Wiggenhall St Germans, near King's Lynn, this afternoon following extensive searches
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Norfolk murder accused was 'scared' after he was previously stabbed by victim
A man accused of murdering a 23-year-old said he had been "frightened" by threats made by the deceased who had stabbed him in the leg a few weeks earlier, a court has heard. Junior Suleimane, 22, is accused of the murder of Felizardo Jose Vieira-Balde
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New wine bar to open at Norfolk hotel
A new wine bar is opening at a hotel in Reepham later this week. Patrons will be welcomed to Laid Back at The Dial House in Market Place from Thursday. The Grade-II listed venue was bought by a trio of local business owners in September 2023
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Plans for 85 new homes in small Norfolk town given green light
Controversial plans for 85 new homes in a small Norfolk town have been given the green light. South Norfolk Council has given its approval to the proposals for land north of Beccles Road in Loddon, spanning nine acres. 85 homes could be built
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Man suffers serious injuries after car rolls into tree on A11
A man was taken to hospital with serious injuries after his car left the A11 and rolled into a tree. Police, fire, ambulance and air ambulance crews were called to the major road at Larling just before 2.30pm on Tuesday. They had received reports
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Capsized kayak found in search for missing teenager
A kayak has been found in the search for a teenager who went missing while canoeing near King's Lynn. A specialist dive team from the Metropolitan Police reportedly found the capsized kayak yesterday afternoon. The 18-year-old’s canoe was seen
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Filipino festival with street food and entertainment back this summer
Tuck into tasty dishes and enjoy a jam-packed entertainment programme at an event celebrating the Philippines. The Barrio Fiesta - Filipino Cultural Festival takes place on Saturday, August 3 2024 from 9am to 6pm on the field outside East Tuddenham
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Woman, 52, died after eating peanut butter on toast that was carers breakfast
A vulnerable woman in care died from an allergic reaction to peanut butter that was until then undiagnosed, a court has heard. Lorraine Madgett, 52, of Salcasa Care Home in Buxton, near Aylsham, died at the Norfolk and Norwich Hospital (N&N
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Waveney and Suffolk coast farmers unite to link precious beauty spots
Farmers have united to protect and enhance a beautiful stretch of land between the River Waveney and the River Blyth on the Suffolk coast. The Waveney Hundred Farming Group covers 7,677 hectares between the two rivers. It will protect some of the
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Clothing shop to close due to rising costs and lack of trade
A shop selling clothing and accessories for women and children has announced it will close due to rising running costs and a lack of trade. The owners of the Boutique at No10 in Attleborough say the shop's last day will be August 16, with business
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Liz Truss late to election count due to McDonald's visit
Liz Truss almost missed the moment she lost her seat because she was in McDonald's. The former prime minister, who spent just 44 days in the top job, lost out to Labour's Terry Jermy who became the MP for South West Norfolk with 11,847 votes, more
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Tickets going on sale for magical illuminated trail in Norfolk
It is the most wonderful time of the year and booking early is advised for a magical festive experience at a Norfolk attraction. Tickets go on general sale on Friday, August 2 for BeWILDerwood Presents Christmas - A Sparkly Light & Panto Trail
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Norfolk fashion brand to host first APEX Games fitness event at the showground
A Norfolk-based clothing company is hosting a new event which it says will be the first-ever "HYROX-style" fitness race to be held in Norfolk. Blakely Clothing, an international lifestyle fashion brand established and based in Norfolk, is hosting
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'Inspirational' Norfolk heritage railway boss retires after 17 years through illness
The North Norfolk Railway’s managing director has retired after 17 years in the role. Hugh Harkett, who reduced his workload after being taken ill earlier this year, suffered a relapse last month and is recuperating with his family in Wales.
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B&B set in 19th-century mill goes up for sale
A mill-turned-bed and breakfast is up for sale on the outskirts of Dereham. Yaxham Mill was built in 1860 and was in operation for more than 60 years until the 1920s when it was converted into private accommodation. It was later turned into
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Armed police deployed to hundreds of firearms operations last year
Firearms officers responded to hundreds of incidents in Norfolk last year, new figures show. While police officers do not routinely carry guns in the UK, forces may use specially-trained firearms officers in response to some crimes. Figures
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Man taken to hospital after crash on major road
A man was taken to hospital after a crash on the A148. Police were called to the major road, near Watermoor Lane in Fakenham, at 7.50am following reports of a two-vehicle collision. Fire and ambulance crews were also alerted and one man has
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Women take flight to raise money for charity in a joint skydive
Seven daredevil women took to the skies over Beccles to raise vital funds for charity. Founded in 2018, Feathers Futures provides a safe space for women to come together and support one another. The group offers courses and social groups that
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Three-bed former Post Office put up for sale by Mr and Mrs Stamp
A three-bed home and former Post Office is for sale in the popular village of Brooke, near Loddon, at offers over £475,000. The Grade II listed property has been placed on the market by its aptly named owners, Mr and Mrs Stamp. READ MORE: Family
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Football club thief caught after DNA found on sock used to cover CCTV
A bungling football club thief was caught after his DNA was found on a sock used to cover a CCTV camera. Lewis Norton Cook, 20, admitted stealing thousands of pounds worth of ground keeping equipment during a break-in at Norton Athletic FC.
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Delays on A47 as 270-tonne abnormal load slowly travels through Norfolk
Motorists can expect delays this weekend as an abnormal load is moved along one of the region's busiest routes. The convoy will see a 270-tonne haulage truck move two transformers from Norwich to King's Lynn. In order to move the hefty load
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Woman left injured after high street hit-and-run
A woman has been left injured after a hit-and-run in a town high street. The woman was walking in The Thoroughfare in Harleston when she was hit by the wing mirror of a passing car, leaving her with minor injuries. The vehicle continued driving
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Mum-of-three to open preloved children's clothing and toy shop
A mum-of-three is opening a shop in the hopes of filling a much-needed gap in the market for parents. Gemma Mayes, 32, will open Little Gems Preloved in Attleborough's Defiant Precinct on Saturday. Formerly a tattoo studio, the shop will
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Car manufacturers and dealerships braced for 2030 petrol and diesel ban
The government is set to ban sales of new petrol and diesel vehicles by 2030 sparking a seismic shift for the East's businesses. The new Labour government has pledged to restore the petrol and diesel ban after former prime minister Rishi Sunak
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'It's a farce' - Town's traffic measures unenforceable due to seven-month delays
New traffic measures at an important gateway junction into a Norfolk town have been branded a "farce" after months of delays in completing the project have left them unenforceable. County Hall is facing criticism from local councillors for the
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Driver facing disqualification attends court over Zoom - from behind wheel of car
A drug driver facing being banned dialled into a court hearing on Zoom while sitting behind the wheel of his car. Karl Drew, 35, was told his case could not proceed unless he logged off and reconnected from another location as any driving disqualification
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Teenager denies causing A17 crash that left motorcyclist seriously injured
A teenage driver has appeared in court charged with causing a three-vehicle crash which left a motorcyclist facing life-changing leg injuries. Lucian McNamara, 19, was at the wheel of a Ford Fiesta when it turned into the path and hit a Hyundai
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Norfolk murder accused witnessed his own cousin being stabbed to death
A man accused of murdering a 23-year-old saw his cousin killed after he was knifed multiple times in an attack which happened while he was growing up in Mozambique, a court heard. Junior Suleimane, 22, is accused of the murder of Felizardo Jose
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Hair transplant Turkey: how to pick the right clinic
Hair loss can occur because of various factors such as getting older, hormonal imbalance, unhealthy diet, or health issues. When it occurs, the loss of hair can be frustrating and trigger negative feelings. However, the hair transplant Turkey procedures
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Lynn school puts global issues in focus with creative art installations
A Lynn school is putting art at the forefront with eye-catching exhibitions and thought-provoking installations. Springwood High School's year 7 pupils created a spectacle this month with a sculpture akin to a tower, made entirely of 350 chairs
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Ex-army truck set for humanitarian mission in Ukraine
Market day in Swaffham last Saturday saw an additional attraction—a heavy-duty, ex-army truck set for Ukraine. Purchased by area Rotary Clubs, with a generous £1,500 boost from the Rotary Club of Reading, Scott Stone, his partner Zoë, and local