Elizabeth Truss was charged with hypocrisy and deceit yesterday, and her threat of de-selection in SW Norfolk increased, after another aspect of her troubled political background came to light.
Two of the stars of Strictly Come Dancing are waltzing their way to Norfolk and Suffolk next spring for two seaside shows.
Sultry Siberian Kristina Rihanoff and American Brian Fortuna will be leaving their celebrity partners behind and bring a dancing double act to theatres at Cromer and Lowestoft.
It's the £8m Christmas present to Norfolk's economy from a unique festive show staged in converted farm buildings in a tiny village.
The spin-offs from the Thursford Christmas Spectacular, which opens today and runs until December 23, has become such a major economic force that it even has even been given its own name - the Thursford Effect.
In a week's time the Norwich City players will be walking out on to the pitch at Carrow Road wearing shirts bearing the logo of a children's hospice.
Yesterday the one-off shirts featuring the logo of the East Anglian Children's Hospice at Quidenham were unveiled at Carrow Road.
It was a wartime scare at Sheringham that fuelled fears of an enemy gas attack.
Dozens of silver foil packets containing a mysterious white powder were found by patrolling soldiers scattered across the seaside town.
More than 100 parents in the Great Yarmouth area had an unwelcome knock on their door this week during a clampdown on truant pupils.
From Tuesday to yesterday police and Norfolk County Council school attendance officers visited the homes of pupils who had failed to turn up for their lessons.
A second purpose-built locomotive is set to steam along one of North Norfolk's most famed scenic railways after the project pulled in a £38,300 grant.
The Wells and Walsingham Light Railway, the longest 10.
The chairman of Norfolk's police authority has defended the county's outgoing chief constable after calls were made for him to repay part of his £70,000 relocation package.
A drunken burglar dressed in just boxer shorts and socks was left empty-handed after trying to steal items from his former girlfriend and two friends, a court heard.
Elizabeth Truss was charged with hypocrisy and deceit yesterday, and her threat of de-selection in SW Norfolk increased, after another aspect of her troubled political background came to light.
It may not be quite as tall as the monster tree in London Trafalgar Square, but Norwich's version is not far off.
The 60ft (18m) Christmas tree was put up outside the Forum just after midnight on Saturday and will be the centrepiece of the city's Christmas celebrations.
Proposals for hundreds of new homes on sites in Dereham, Swanton Morley and Shipdham have come under the spotlight from councillors.
The Local Development Framework (LDF) is a far-reaching planning blueprint looking at how Breckland will grow over the next 16 years and sites for development in the three communities were examined during the latest phase of the consultation.
A coroner has warned drivers to check the condition of their tyres after an inquest heard insufficient tread led to a crash which killed a popular police authority worker.
Fears have been raised for the safety of a 79-year-old man from Taverham, near Norwich, who has been missing since yesterday afternoon
Householders and businesses in the city and across the county have been urged by police to guard against becoming victims of metal theft this winter.
Norfolk Constabulary's Operation RADAR Team recorded a drop of more than 50pc in the number of such incidents between July 2008 and June 2009 compared with the same period the previous year.
He was the epitome of the British army regimental sergeant major who would gladly lay down his life for his men and expect the highest soldiering standards in return.
A campaign is using some of the county's most famous faces to champion Norfolk as a world class business and holiday destination.
The World Class: Normal for Norfolk Campaign was launched in September this year by Norfolk County Council.
A coroner has warned drivers to check their tyres after an inquest heard insufficient tread led to a crash which killed a popular police authority worker.
Elderly people braved the elements to deliver a no-nonsense “save our day centres” message.
They were among dozens of people at a Norwich public meeting to debate the possible closure of two city day centres - the Essex Rooms and Silver Rooms - and the withdrawal of two days of services at Hempnall Mill at Hempnall.
The political team in charge of Norfolk County Council has had a shake-up with three new members of the ruling cabinet.
Swaffham councillor Ann Steward has taken over as cabinet member for economic development, which means she will resign her position as the portfolio holder for planning on Breckland Council.
The public was today urged to spot the signs of illegal raves across Norfolk as police warned dance party organisers of a “zero-tolerance” approach.
Chief Supt Tony Cherington said officers would be deploying extra resources throughout the weekend to “prevent, disrupt and close down” any raves.
Work on building the new Sainsbury's supermarket at Sheringham was halted temporarily today when a small fire broke out in the freezer room.
Twenty people working in the former Woolworth's store in the High Street were evacuated, at 2.
A Lowestoft woman who answered her bail today following a collision which left eight children in hospital has been re-bailed.
A 21-year-old Beccles man was also injured in the incident, which happened on Lowestoft Road in Worlingham near Beccles.
When the Last Post rings out on Remembrance Day it always brings a mixture of pride and sorrow.
But in one Norfolk village on Sunday it will also herald a memorable milestone for the lone musician behind the poignant call.
By STEVE DOWNES, Education correspondent
A red, gold and blue coalition of the region's MPs last night urged more schools to sign up to the EDP's groundbreaking Golden Mile.
Police last night denied using excessive force when arresting a young soldier just back from Afghanistan during a fight at a Norfolk carnival.
A court heard that Jamie Colebrooke, 24, was subjected to “quite a severe beating” by police officers with batons on the night of Sheringham carnival.