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National Trust sites to close across Norfolk due to high winds
National Trust sites across Norfolk have announced they will be closing on Friday due to a blustery forecast. With wet weather and high winds set to batter the county, the sites have announced they will be closing to the public. On social media
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CCTV released of missing woman walking through town in pyjamas
CCTV images showing a missing 73-year-old woman in her pajamas walking through a town in the middle of the night have been released. Mary White was last seen at her home address in Nelson Avenue, Downham Market, at 10pm on Tuesday, September 24
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Norfolk Police spent £100k kennelling XL bullies on death row
It has been revealed that Norfolk Constabulary had to spend more than £100,000 looking after a group of unregistered XL bully dogs. The 17 dogs were at risk of being destroyed after their owners failed to register them following a change in the
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RAF Marham issues night flying warning for Norfolk
The RAF has issued a night flying warning for four nights next week. Aircraft from RAF Marham, near King's Lynn, will be conducting exercises from Monday, September 30, until Thursday, October 3. A base spokesman said on Monday night permission
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High street jewellery store reopens with new look after redesign
A high street store has reopened its doors with a new look design following a refurbishment. The H Samuel store in King's Lynn is welcoming back customers with a new layout and fresh features. Shoppers also have the chance to get their hands
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Driver accused of speeding over crash that killed cyclist
A driver has appeared in court charged with speeding in connection with a crash that killed a cyclist. Dominique Hechanova, 39, died in Watton when he was walking with his bike across the B1108 Brandon Road after being hit by a Peugeot 3008 driven
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Broads bungalow to take part in UK’s largest open house event this weekend
The UK’s Big Open House event is taking place this weekend, Saturday, September 28 and Sunday, September 29. The event will see more than 4,800 properties up and down the country opening up their doors across one weekend for eager buyers to view
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The Bodega Norwich wins Norfolk Food & Drink Award
The Bodega, a New York-style sandwich shop on Norwich Market, has won the Street Food Vendor award at the Norfolk magazine Food & Drink Awards 2024. The Bodega is known for its substantial sandwiches filled with fresh local ingredients.
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Café opened by Liz Truss at historic windmill site closes
A Norfolk café has closed after less than a year in business, with the decision "not taken lightly". The Denver Mill Café Bistro had a soft launch last December, with former South West Norfolk MP and prime minister Liz Truss cutting the ribbon
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Man drove at people outside Norfolk pub after his girlfriend was assaulted
A man drove his car at people outside a pub, hitting one, after his girlfriend was assaulted inside, a court has heard. Danny Whymark, 30, had been drinking at the Cherry Tree pub in Costessey with his partner when the initial assault happened.
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Air ambulance sent to crash involving lorry
Parts of the A10 were closed after an air ambulance attended the scene of a crash. Emergency services including an air ambulance all attended the scene in South Runcton. They were called out just after 10.15am to reports of a crash involving
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'He's never fought anyone like me' - Ryan Walsh
Ryan Walsh says he will make Reece Mould eat his words when the two clash in the ring on Friday night. The Cromer fighter admits he was ‘baffled’ when Mould told him, face to face, that he would become the first man to stop him. “You’re going
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'He leaves a great legacy' - Tributes to village stalwart after death at 81
Tributes have been paid following the death of a well-known community stalwart who died after falling down the stairs at his home. Christopher Cator, known as Kit, died in hospital last week, having been admitted after suffering a fall down the
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National Trust facing widespread local opposition to 'abhorrent' visitor centre plans
Almost 400 people have objected to "abhorrent" plans for a new visitor centre beside an unspoilt harbour. Parish councillors at Morston, near Holt, heard most of those opposing the National Trust's proposals for the village's quayside were locals
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5 of the Best Magnesium Supplements in the UK in 2024
Perhaps you’re struggling with floundering energy levels, muscle cramps, and sleep problems. Even if you try to eat a healthy diet, it might not match your lifestyle's demands. Recently, you learned that these symptoms may be partly caused by a
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Parents frustrated as viral Aldi toy is resold for FIVE TIMES the price
Parents desperate to get their hands on this week’s must-have at Aldi have been left frustrated as the item is now being sold for £100 on eBay. The outrage comes after chairs depicting characters Bluey and Bingo from the children's television
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7 of the Best Collagen Supplements in the UK in 2024
Looking for glowing skin, thicker hair, and stronger joints? You may be searching for collagen supplements. But with so many options on the market, how can you decide which is right for you? Don’t fret—we’ve done the research for you! Here, we’
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Police called to quell rowdy meeting at troubled council
Police officers attended a rowdy Norfolk council meeting after its private security team failed to subdue protestors. Thetford Town Council hired its own guards following a series of chaotic sessions which fell into disorder during sections dedicated
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Fury over cost changes to get rid of waste at Norfolk tips (as traders turned away)
More changes at Norfolk's tips have sparked anger, with small traders warning they could have to pass on fees to get rid of trade waste to customers. Norfolk County Council is changing how much it charges businesses to get rid of rubbish such as
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Man discovers 10,000 HORNETS in his bathroom after holiday
A 73-year-old made a shocking discovery in his outside toilet after returning home from holiday. Gary A Edmond, from Ten Mile Bank near Downham Market, had just got back from a trip to sunny Florida when he discovered something surprising in his
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Strong East of England presence at Hamburg energy event
Wind Energy Hamburg, the world’s largest wind industry event, is currently underway, bringing together over 40,000 attendees and more than 1,400 exhibitors from around the globe. Among those in attendance is a strong delegation from the East of
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Tornado warning issued for Norfolk
A tornado warning is in place for Norfolk as heavy rain is set to fall across the county. The Tornado and Storm Research Organisation (TORRO) has issued a severe weather forecast and warned that isolated tornadoes may hit Norfolk with the warning
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Café along popular walking and cycling route launches Sunday roasts
A café along a popular walking and cycling route has launched Sunday roasts. The Station Café in Reepham was taken over by couple Joanne and Simon Chipperfield in August 2020. They have since opened The Station Bakery and The Station Barbers
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Mother with small children alarmed by knifeman in Chapelfield Gardens
A man was arrested in a Norwich park after a fearful mother with two small children reported him having a large kitchen knife. Darren Milbank, 54, was found with the 20cm long blade in Chapelfield Gardens after police swooped following reports
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Sleepy driver left woman with devastating injuries in early hours horror crash
A driver who fell asleep at the wheel ploughed into another car leaving a woman with life-changing injuries. Gabriel Ferreira, 20, nodded off in the early hours causing his Ford Fiesta to crash into a Vauxhall Corsa travelling in the opposite
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Greater Anglia chaos resolved as rail services back to normal
Train services are back to normal after the Greater Anglia chaos on the line between Norwich and London on Wednesday. The East of England saw chaos as the main line between Norfolk and Suffolk to London Liverpool Street shut down early due to an
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Period farmhouse set in 3.5 acres in Carbrooke for sale for £1–1.1m
A period farmhouse set in 3.5 acres of land in Carbrooke, near Watton, is up for sale for a guide price of £1–1.1 million. Littleton Stud Farm, which has been modernised throughout while preserving the original features, overlooks the Norfolk
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The Steam Packet named Restaurant of the Year
The Steam Packet in Norwich has been named Restaurant of the Year, sponsored by Benedicts, at the Norfolk magazine Food & Drink Awards 2024. The Steam Packet is a traditional pub and restaurant serving four rotating cask ales and six keg lines
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Heavy rain warning for Norfolk extended by 10 hours
The Met Office has extended a yellow weather warning as heavy rain is set to bring the potential for flooding and travel disruption. The warning for rain is now in place between 6am today until 9am on Friday. It was originally in place between
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Norfolk is stronger when Norfolk works together
Norwich Theatre CEO and creative director Stephen Crocker calls for unity in Norfolk It was disappointing to learn recently that Devolution plans for Norfolk have been put on hold by the new government. This is a setback for the long-term future
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Norfolk Arts Awards 2024 winners announced
The Norfolk Arts Awards 2024 winners have now been revealed. The annual event celebrates the very best of arts and culture from across the county. For the first time, all the winners were chosen by the public, with thousands of votes cast.
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Man caught 'red-handed' selling drugs in Norfolk to help pay court fines
A man caught red-handed selling drugs by undercover police officers was doing so to help pay fines imposed for previous offences, a court was told. Michael Semedo, 29, was spotted by officers interacting with addicts in Sackville Close, Great Yarmouth
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Rising anti-social behaviour blamed on lack of pharmacies for drug addicts
Rising anti-social behaviour in a part of Norwich has been blamed on a lack of pharmacies. Local councillors have linked problems in the Town Close area with a shortage of pharmacies providing methadone prescriptions to people battling drug addiction
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Man charged with vandalism of 'jewel in the crown' of Norfolk town
A man has been charged with vandalising the "jewel in the crown" of a Norfolk town. The Queen Mother's Garden in Dereham saw three of its benches damaged during what was described as a "reckless" attack in March. The garden was refurbished
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Norfolk council pursued by debt collectors over former council leader's unpaid fees
A Norfolk council is being hounded by a debt collection agency over money owed to a contractor. Shaun Vincent, himself a former Norfolk council leader, believes Downham Market Town Council (DMTC) owe him money for work he has conducted through
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Norwich sex offender caught after tip-off from US investigators
A man who shared child sex images via Snapchat has been warned he faces a potential jail sentence. Kiran Verma, 27, was arrested when police raided his home in Norwich after being tipped off by specialist investigators from the US-based body the
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Man wielded golf club in car park stand-off
A man armed himself with a golf club in a stand-off with three other people in a city car park, a court has heard. Matthew Oarton, 38, went out into a car park with the weapon to protect a friend who was being "picked on" by two others. Norwich
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GP admits 'error' in care of patient who later died of cancer
A GP has admitted it was a mistake not to perform a physical examination on a patient who later died from cancer. Susan Lanchester, from East Harling, passed away last year from an aggressive form of cancer diagnosed shortly before her death. She
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Officials propose CHARGING people to visit Cromer pier
It is one of the county's most famous landmarks and a must-visit for the 8m people who holiday in North Norfolk every year. But while Cromer's beloved and historic Pier has always been free to walk on, this could change as part of efforts to plug