Police have been given more time to question three people following the death of a man in Great Yarmouth.
The mayor of Attleborough has slammed “despicable” robbers who have stolen at least one urn from graves in the town’s cemetery.
A Norwich woman is putting herself through her paces as she prepares to walk under the stars in memory of her cousin.
Thousands of people have been enjoying the jam-packed programme of entertainment brought to the county by the Norfolk and Norwich Festival’s 16 day arts extravaganza that draws to a close tomorrow.
An independent member of Breckland Council who recorded the joint-highest number of absences last year has branded full council meetings a “total waste of time”.
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Group Lotus boss Dany Bahar was suspended from his post today while an investigation is carried out into a complaint about his conduct.
A £7.8m scheme to bring businesses from around the world to Norfolk and allow existing start-up firms to grown was today given the green light.
Norfolk’s world-class engineering expertise makes it the “ideal” location for a research and development centre to support a £1bn Chinese car manufacturing project, a Chinese investor said last night.
Union bosses have called on the owners of Cromer’s iconic crab factory to reverse their decision to close the plant and save its remaining 109 jobs.
From champions of the agricultural world to superb sporting achievers to dedicated community volunteers – the search is now on to find and reward some of Norfolk and Suffolk’s most inspiring young people.
Liam Ó Maonlaí’s involvement in Rian with Fabulous Beast has taken him right out of his comfort zone – but he is loving every minute of it. ABIGAIL SALTMARSH talks to The Hothouse Flowers’ frontman about song, dance and challenging himself.
A Norwich theatre that has been producing shows in the city for nearly a century is hoping to recruit more budding actors to take part in its performances.
Dogs Trust Snetterton promises activities to suit all ages at this year’s Summer Open Day on Sunday, June 10.
The vibrant spontaneity of an Afro-Peruvian creole party comes to Diss Corn Hall on Friday, June 8, at 8pm.
A big community effort is being launched to make Alby parish church safe for future generations. And the scattered village near Aylsham knows it has to come together in the name of survival.
A young South Norfolk-based band are set to play five gigs in the space of 48 hours as part of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee celebrations.
Families are being invited to Jubilee celebrations in Hellesdon.
From the moment it was announced the first pandas were coming to the UK in 17 years, our fate was sealed.
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Norwich City goalkeeper John Ruddy was today keeping his spirits up despite the bitter disappointment of having to pull out of England’s Euro 2012 squad through injury.
Norwich City defender George Francomb has agreed a new deal to stay at Carrow Road.
Norwich City keeper John Ruddy is targeting a long international career after linking up with his new England team-mates ahead of this summer’s European Championships.
Norwich boss Paul Lambert is back on Aston Villa’s radar after red-hot bookmakers’ favourite Ole Gunnar Solskjaer last night reportedly pulled out of the running to replace Alex McLeish at Villa Park.
The green and white army of Celtic fans took over Norwich yesterday on a fun-packed day for the city.
Norfolk will have two clubs at Step Four next season after the FA placed King’s Lynn Town in the Evo-Stick Division One South league and Wroxham in Ryman Division One North.
Defender Matt Halliday has decided to leave Lowestoft Town to sign for Wroxham in pursuit of regular first team football, writes Mark Armstrong.
The Norfolk Twenty20 Cup, sponsored by NW Brown Financial Services, continues next week with two more matches at Manor Park, Horsford.
A late fightback was not enough to stave off defeat for Norfolk’s Development XI against their Lincolnshire counterparts at Boston yesterday.
The ECB Twenty20 clash between Swardeston and Great Witchingham last night went down to the final ball, with Swardeston grabbing a dramatic win.
Norfolk youngsters will be part of a guard of honour for athletes making their way through the Olympic Park for the London 2012 Olympic Games opening ceremony.
Union bosses have called on the owners of Cromer’s iconic crab factory to reverse their decision to close the plant and save its remaining 109 jobs.
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