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'Scandal' as more than half the county's children go without dental care
New parliamentary findings have revealed that more than half of the county's children are going without basic dental care. Research by the House of Commons Library found that 57.3pc of children in Norfolk had not seen an NHS dentist in the past
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Latest pop star to perform at celeb-magnet restaurant REVEALED
The latest pop star to perform at a restaurant quickly gaining a reputation as a celebrity hotspot has been revealed. The White Horse in East Runton has announced that Olly Murs will be the next famous singer to perform a set at the north Norfolk
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Couple’s bid for dream home on island approved (thanks to rescue plan)
A couple's dream home restoration was nearly derailed, due to officials worrying they could be at risk of harm. But plans to restore a derelict windmill in the Broads and build an off-grid home next door, all in a high-risk flood zone, have now
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Independent wins by-election as two parties step aside
An independent has joined the ranks of County Hall after winning a by-election. Simon Ring, a senior member of West Norfolk Council, won the Freebridge Lynn by-election held on Friday (September 13). The independent won with 54pc of the vote
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Award-winning attraction returning with horror mazes and street food
An award-winning attraction will return to Norfolk with more twists and turns this Halloween. PrimEvil is back for its 15th year at ROARR! in Lenwade on select dates between Thursday, October 17 and Saturday, November 2 2024. The event will
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Butcher plans to expand town shop
An experienced Norfolk butcher has begun the planning process to expand his business. Tony Perkins Butchers opened 20 years ago in Attleborough. And now Mr Perkins has proposed planning permission for the premises next door to expand the current
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Six MONTH revamp of £1m hospital roundabout gets under way
Six months of work which will cause disruption at one of the main routes to and from the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital has begun. Work to make £1m of changes to the roundabout, at the junction of the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital's
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Attempted murderer back in court for attacks on prison officers
A man jailed for the attempted murder of another man, whose head he stamped on more than 30 times in a brutal attack, has been back in court for attacks on prison officers. Michael Maylen was given a life sentence and ordered to serve a minimum
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Two injured as car left on its roof after crash
Two people have been injured after a crash left a car on its roof in a south Norfolk village. The collision between two cars happened on Norwich Road in Chedgrave yesterday evening. READ MORE: Wind turbine among four abnormal loads to hit Norfolk's
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6 themed events coming up on a Norfolk railway
From a 1940s weekend to festive train rides, these themed events are coming up on a heritage railway. The North Norfolk Railway runs between Sheringham and Holt, with Weybourne Station located in the middle. A full-size replica Spitfire
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Will the Northern Lights illuminate Norfolk's skies tonight?
People across the county are preparing to look to the skies tonight in the hopes of witnessing a spectacular Northern Lights display. The Met Office has predicted auroral activity to peak tonight and into tomorrow morning making the possibility
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Virginia Beach: 'The future looks exceptionally promising'
The Dominion Energy Offshore Wind Project is putting Virginia Beach, USA on the map as a central hub for the burgeoning offshore wind industry. The Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind (CVOW) project is set to be the largest commercial-scale offshore
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Decision due on 176-home estate which will 'turn Broads village into a town'
The fate of a controversial development which has caused uproar among villagers worrying it will turn the Norfolk Broads community "into a town" will be decided this week. The 176-home development in Martham, which will increase the population
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Norfolk named as top place in UK for finding buried treasure
With some of the UK's most expansive countryside and a rich history, Norfolk is a haven for detectorists from across the country. A study analysing government data found that between 2012 and 2023 Norfolk was the UK's top county for finding buried
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'Troubled young man' was found in woods by dog walkers
A "troubled young man" who tragically took his own life was found in the woods by dog walkers, an inquest has heard. Corey Lance was found at Neatherd Moor in Dereham in April last year. He was just 20 years old. An inquest into his death was
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Wind turbine among four abnormal loads to hit Norfolk's roads this week
Motorists across the county can expect delays this week as four abnormal loads take to the region's busiest roads. The vehicles - totalling 255 tonnes - will be moved through Norfolk on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. The first 54-
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Comedian and TV host bringing new tour to Norfolk
A much-loved comedian and TV host will head to a Norfolk venue on his new stand-up tour. Josh Widdicombe is bringing his Not My Cup Of Tea show across the UK in 2025 and 2026. This includes a date at the King's Lynn Corn Exchange on Thursday
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In the dock: The criminals sentenced in Norfolk last week
From a county lines drug dealer to a police officer caught drink driving, here are some of the criminals who were sentenced in Norfolk last week. 1. Herbie Madina Herbie Madina (Image: Norfolk Police) Herbie Madina, 31, of Sydney Road
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Car seized after driver caught with no insurance
A driver had their car seized after being caught on the road with no insurance. The driver was detected by officers from South Norfolk Police as they carried out mobile patrols early last Thursday morning in Scole. PCs Wall and Styles had been
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Chart-topping musician spotted at north Norfolk village
Forget 'Budapest' a global music star has been spotted in north Norfolk. A chart-topping artist was spotted enjoying the Brancaster Staithe Sea Shanty Festival last weekend. A total of 17 groups performed at six venues including Jolly Sailors
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5 tips for online dating according to a Norfolk dating expert
A dating expert from Norfolk has shared her top tips for staying safe while meeting people online. Annabel de Capell Brooke, who lives near Thursford, launched the Norfolk Cupid dating agency earlier this year in hopes of helping people across
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Man fined nearly £1,000 after being linked to fly-tipped waste
A man has been fined almost £1,000 after an investigation linked fly-tipped waste - including a vacuum cleaner and a gas cylinder - back to him. Phillip Doughty, of Fundrey Road, Walsoken, put the waste outside the front of his home in the summer
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Boat engines stolen in village harbour burglary
Police officers were called to an incident in a Norfolk village last Friday after reports of a burglary. Officers arrived at Malthouse Yard, in Main Road, Brancaster Staithe, in response to a theft from the harbour. Four outboard engines were
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Why has this East Runton pub become the latest celebrity hotspot?
A string of music and television stars have flocked to a coastal venue this summer. The White Horse opened its doors in East Runton in June 2024 after a major refurbishment. Former glamour model Katie Price was spotted enjoying a roast dinner
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Hit BBC show films at four Norfolk antiques shops
The latest episode of a hit BBC One show saw two experts search for treasures in Norfolk. Irita Marriott and Ishy Khan visited the county on Antiques Road Trip and they competed to make the most money at auction. READ MORE: Event returning
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Council urging more schools to check the safety of their ceilings
Council bosses are urging even more schools to check their ceilings after three were forced to make emergency closures this month. Norfolk County Council has confirmed it will be writing to academy trusts asking them to carry out urgent safety
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This could be the week to make a life-changing decision to help you and others
At a lovely supper with friends the other evening, we got talking about whether or not you can change other people. Most of us there were in our seventies and tended to the belief that you can’t. We went on to discuss serious bad habits
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Offshore wind cluster making an impact on critical challenges
As the offshore wind cluster for the East of England, EastWind’s ambition is to do more for its network. The cluster believes that collective efforts have the potential to unlock opportunities and drive progress, ensuring the sustainable development
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Crowds flock to seaside town's third seasonal food and drink fest
Crowds flocked to a seaside town's third seasonal food fest. Hunstanton High Street was filled with stalls offering sweets, treats and drinks on Sunday. Bianca Boxley from Norwich-based mushroom farm Mushroomery (Image: Chris Bishop) There
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Man's death unrelated to hospital trip over blood clot earlier that day
A man in his 40s who died at home had been seen in hospital earlier that day with a suspected blood clot, an inquest has heard. David Dix was found unresponsive in his bedroom on January 23, having died as a result of combined drug toxicity.
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'Three million cakes sold': Norfolk bakery celebrates 15 years
The team behind a Norfolk bakery is celebrating 15 years in business and a whopping three MILLION cakes. The firm started as a "quirky café" but quickly gained the "unwavering support of loyal Norfolk customers" and now the team claim to get
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Last week's death notices: Former jockey and 'larger than life character'
The Eastern Daily Press published 44 death notices last week including those of a former jockey and "larger than life character". Every week, the EDP publishes death notices and funeral announcements from the families of loved ones who have passed
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Rail staff save lives of 20 people after suicide training
Twenty people have been saved at Greater Anglia's stations so far this year as staff receive more training in suicide prevention. So far this year staff have saved the lives of people through interventions where they have helped vulnerable or
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New report highlights how Norfolk Broads footpaths are vanishing
Large sections of riverside footpaths along the banks of the Norfolk Broads could be lost to flooding and erosion, a report has warned. The Broads Authority has highlighted the growing threat to the popular routes which line many of the waterways
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New life for the Snetterton Spur? Norfolk eyes new rural rail freight station
A major new rail depot could be created in rural Norfolk under ambitious plans being considered by County Hall. The scheme would see a new freight facility built at Snetterton, on the Norwich to Cambridge line. The project is intended to reduce
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Citizen scientists claim discovery of rare chalk stream on controversial road route
A group of citizen scientists claims to have discovered a previously unrecorded rare chalk stream on the Norwich Western Link road's route. The Wensum Valley Citizen Science Group has met weekly over the past two years to carry out botanical surveys
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How a chance encounter in garden centre inspired teacher's new direction in life
Ask any teacher stepping into the classroom why they pursued that career and they will all have their own unique reasons. But for Halima Khan, inspiration struck through sheer chance after a blast from the past appeared in her life at a garden
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Victims of 'scandalous failure' blast slow support following devastating floods
Norfolk flooding victims say they are being failed after an investigation revealed only a tiny proportion of people have managed to get support to protect their homes. Figures obtained through a Freedom of Information request show just 7pc of people
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Boat hire firm increases bookings after taking over 125-year-old Broads business
A Norfolk boat hire company has increased its booking capacity after taking over one of the oldest boating businesses on the Broads. Horning Pleasurecraft bought Broom Boats, which was based in Brundall for 125 years, last month - acquiring its
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New cameras on the way to catch Norfolk drivers committing traffic offences
New roadside surveillance cameras to catch motorists committing traffic offences on Norfolk streets will be up and running within months. The cameras will detect drivers committing what are known as 'moving traffic offences', such as ignoring bans
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