Two west Norfolk bungalows have been severely damaged after a bonfire got out of control.
The bonfire was in a garden at a bungalow at Steven's Crescent, Ten Mile Bank, near Downham Market.
An estimated 30,000 weekend visitors came from all over the region to enjoy Great Yarmouth's 11th Maritime Festival.
A trained chef is hoping to share the secrets of Indian cuisine by opening a cookery school in a converted Norfolk barn.
Twenty-five firefighters tackled a blaze at a derelict Wisbech pub in the early hours of today.
Calls were received at 12.40am to a blaze at the former Blackfriars Arms pub, in St Augustine's Road.
Hundreds of public and private sector workers took to the roads of a south Norfolk village to celebrate an industrial dispute that began almost a century ago.
Two bungalows have been destroyed and another has suffered substantial damage after a large fire, which was caused by a bonfire that got out of control.
A 15ft dead whale was washed up on the beach near Great Yarmouth's Wellington Pier on Saturday night.
Two west Norfolk bungalows have been severely damaged after a bonfire got out of control.
The bonfire was in a garden at a bungalow at Steven's Crescent, Ten Mile Bank, near Downham Market.
A club celebrating its 100th birthday is looking for help tracing its history. Wymondham Rifle Club is hoping people will come forward with stories, photos and memorabilia to fill gaps in its records.
A Norwich taxi worker was caught in an undercover police operation using the cab offices where he worked as a base to receive stolen goods.
David Goodall, 57, who works for Beeline Taxis in Prince of Wales Road, was caught on four occasions receiving stolen items at the taxi offices after he was approached by an undercover officer, called Jim, who offered to supply him with stolen goods, Norwich Crown Court heard yesterday.
The majestic Reffley Wood on the outskirts of King's Lynn is often referred to as a hidden gem.
But, with the help of £105,000 funding, a group of volunteers has spent the last 18 months raising awareness of the 130 acre wood's outstanding beauty and tranquillity.
Thanks to a Great Yarmouth man the full details of the careers and deaths of thousands of second world warAllied air crew are easily available online.
A car lover, whose secret treasure trove of vintage vehicles excited fans across the world, has left a lasting legacy for the next generation of mechanics in Norfolk.
At the age of 10, Chloe Sperry from Briston, near Fakenham, has already set up her own business, creating and selling dog biscuits.
An RAF serviceman whose wife and daughter were killed in a crash on the A47 told an inquest he had said goodbye to them on the morning of the accident like any normal day.
A pensioner was taken to hospital after falling off his motorcycle outside a village store.
Archaeologists have hailed the “once-in-a-lifetime” discovery of a three-metre wooden vessel in the heart of the Norfolk Broads which could yield fresh clues about how our ancestors lived their lives.
World class horse riders who will be representing Great Britain in their sport next month have been getting ready for the challenge at Easton College, near Norwich.
Work is poised to begin on £2m project to redevelop a stretch of rundown seafront land in north Lowestoft.
The North Denes caravan and camping site off Whapload Road has been empty for several years and this week, a regeneration scheme aimed at bringing tourists back to the area will get under way.
A King's Lynn Indian restaurant, which had been prosecuted for hygiene offences including having filthy equipment and evidence of rat infestation, has now been given a clean bill of health and has even won praise from inspectors, a court heard.
Pomp and ceremony marked the grand opening of Great Yarmouth Maritime Festival this morning. Town crier David Bullock read the official proclamation to signal the start of a weekend of seafaring action.
Former Norfolk headmaster Derek Slade is facing a lengthy prison sentence after being convicted of abusing pupils during the 1970s and 1980s.
Hollyoaks heart-throb Stephen Uppal will be centre stage in this year's Theatre Royal production of Jack and the Beanstalk after landing the lead role in the show.
Villagers, commuters and tourists driving to a West Norfolk town will be hit with a huge 30-mile diversion when roadworks start on a main road next month.
A fraudster who won the trust of a 78-year-old Norfolk pensioner after doing odd-jobs for her then abused his position to steal valuables from her home, including sentimental items of jewellery and antiques, has been sent to prison.
Lord Admiral Nelson's precious first medal, which survived a robbery of his treasures, is expected to fetch up to £500,000 at auction next month.
The Breast Star of the Order of Bath was awarded to the Norfolk naval hero following victory in the battle of Cape of St Vincent, when he disobeyed orders to attack and capture two Spanish ships.