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'We may as well have kicked off 1-0 down' - frustrated Linnets boss
Leamington 2 King's Lynn Town 1 Adam Lakeland blasted his team’s sloppiness as they exited the FA Trophy at the first hurdle. The Linnets were behind inside the opening minute and then conceded a second after just eight minutes. The returning
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Have your say in society as an under eighteen.
Less than 10% of 15-year-olds questioned in Norfolk knew, or had heard about, the Youth Parliament scheme. Established in 1999, the UK Youth Parliament provides a platform for young people to voice their opinions and bring about change on
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7 of the best places to meet Santa in Norfolk this Christmas
From steam train journeys to festive-themed farmyards, Santa Claus is trying to visit as many children as possible before the big day. Here are seven of the best places in Norfolk to meet Father Christmas in 2024. 1) Santa Special trains
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Did you know the first fish finger was made in Norfolk?
Fish fingers are a quintessential dinnertime staple for families up and down the country. Whether you prefer them with a side of peas, soaked in baked beans or between two thick slices of bread, they are a treat that is adored by every generation
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Flood alerts issued for Norfolk TOMORROW
Flood alerts have been issued for the north Norfolk coast tomorrow. Strong winds and spring tides may cause large waves and spray overtopping on the coast, the government website says. Between 4.30am and 8.30am on Saturday it is advised to
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Care home resident died after hitting head on wardrobe during fall
A care home resident died after falling and hitting his head on a wardrobe, a court has heard. David Allen died on September 5 following the incident at The Rookery Care Home in Walcott, where he was a resident. An inquest into his death opened
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Farmer lifts club's trophy for growing biggest sugar beet of the year
A west Norfolk farmer has lifted the trophy for growing his club's biggest sugar beet of the year - with his winning specimen tipping the scales at 5.94kg. John Lowe won Stoke Ferry Agricultural Society's annual contest ahead of last year's winner
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Probe into fatal funeral parlour tragedy held up by outstanding reports
An inquest into the death of a well-respected undertaker is awaiting further reports before it can be heard. Sally Blundell died on December 1 last year in the Swaffham branch of the East of England Funeral Services, where she worked. Described
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Street light switch off 'could put people off walking or cycling'
Controversial plans to switch off a thousand more street lights in Norfolk could put people off from walking or cycling, it has been claimed. Norfolk County Council has already turned out a thousand lights across the county and is consulting on
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Plans for more than 70 flats for over-55s revealed next to new medical centre
More than 70 affordable flats could be built for the over-55s next to a new medical centre. Medcentres PLC has applied for planning permission for a block of 77 one and two-bedroom apartments next to the new St James Medical Practice in King's
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Eagle-eyed deer spotter could earn £40k searching for animals in Norfolk Broads
The Broads Authority is on the hunt for an eagle-eyed drone operator to monitor the effect of deer roaming the Norfolk Broads amid concerns their insatiable appetite is harming the environment. It is offering a salary of up to £40,000 for someone
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Thursford Christmas Spectacular 2024 review: A gift of a show
It may only be mid-November, but after watching the Thursford Christmas Spectacular I am feeling well and truly festive. Back for its 47th production, it is produced and directed by Thursford Collection CEO John Cushing OBE. It is the largest
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Council advised to block building of 'alien-like' cabin at historic hall
Designs for a new log cabin at a historic Norfolk hall have been described as "alien-like". South Norfolk Council has been advised by its planning officers to block the application to build a home for a new florist business in the grounds of Ketteringham
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Making a delicious winter comfort using pantry staples
Celebrity chef Polly Guy shares a fantastic comforting pudding using up basic staple ingredients combining all the delicious flavours that reminds her of her dear grandmother Ingredients Base 2-3 unwaxed lemons zested only 1 tsp vanilla bean
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Land swap deal at Art Deco pub site to get new school built
Council bosses are ready to strike a land swap deal with a pub's owners, so they can get a new Norfolk school built. Norfolk County Council wants to build a school for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) on land near
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Carols, a procession and silence among cathedral Christmas events
From special services to festive concerts and carols in the cloister, there is lots to look forward to at Norwich Cathedral throughout Advent and Christmas. One of the first dates for festive diaries is the beautiful Advent Procession on Sunday
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Furious farmers gear up for mass Westminster rally against ‘devastating’ tax raid
Furious Norfolk farmers will gather in London next week to rally public support and lobby MPs for the reversal of a "devastating" inheritance tax raid. Thousands of the nation's farmers are expected to hit the streets of the capital on November
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10 million reasons to remember a truly remarkable man
It is 20 years since he died and now more than £10m of his money has been handed out to help many others across the region …his name was Geoffrey Watling and we have much to thank him for. Geoffrey died on November 17, 2004. He was one of our greatest
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Salmon and booze thief sent to prison over £1.5k shoplifting spree
A shoplifter who repeatedly targeted stores he was banned from has been remanded and warned he faces a jail sentence. Mindaugas Vitas, 36, repeatedly hit branches of Sainsbury's, Asda and Morrisons in Great Yarmouth. He walked out with more
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Could Norfolk prisons soon host their own parkruns?
Parkrun made a humble start in a suburban London park twenty years ago, and now 350,000 people worldwide pound their way around a 5km course each week. But while the grassroots phenomenon usually sees runners puffing across parks, beaches and
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Aldi customers in Norfolk asked to nominate kind colleagues
Aldi customers in Norfolk are being asked to nominate their "colleague champions". The initiative aims to recognise staff members who have gone above and beyond to assist shoppers or provide friendly interactions. Richard Thornton, communications
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Calls to reinstate long-lost railway line to serve 'severed' towns
Campaigners are urging County Hall to reinstate a long-lost railway line between two Norfolk towns. The Middleton Towers Restoration Group have lodged a petition with Norfolk County Council to request a feasibility study about the Lynn and Dereham
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On your marks, get set, go! City running shop celebrates landmark birthday
A Norwich running shop is celebrating 30 years since opening its doors for the first time. On Saturday, Sportlink, in Taverham, is marking three decades of serving the local running community after becoming a beloved fixture for runners at all
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Village divided over plans that would see it surrounded by 2,700-acre solar farm
A Norfolk village is at the epicentre of a row over plans for a solar farm sprawling across 2,700 acres of surrounding countryside. Hempnall, near Long Stratton, will be encircled by panels as part of the scheme, known as East Pye, which would
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From Canada to Colney - new director for Norwich institution
A new director is to swap Canada for Norfolk to take the helm of the Norwich-based Quadram Institute. The centre for food and health research, based on Norwich Research Park at Colney, has appointed Prof Daniel Figeys as its next director and chief
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Man who gave police the slip from 23-hour siege goaded officers over booby-traps
A 23-hour siege at a country house saw a man armed with an imitation firearm trying to goad police into entering the £1.5m home he boasted he had booby trapped. Thomas Daniels-Poulis refused to give himself up when officers went to his home at
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Expert reveals gruesome detail to jury during murder victim's trial
A man who died after being kicked by a 31-year-old was struck with a "severe level of force" according to a brain injury expert. Nigel Mazs, 59, was with friends in the communal area of Malakoff Close, Great Yarmouth, when he was confronted by
