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Update: Investigations continue after two men arrested in Bungay cannabis factory find
Police are still at the scene of a large scale cannabis factory that was discovered in Bungay on Saturday.
Delays on A11 as bank holiday traffic hits the region’s roads
Motorists are being warned it is expected to be a busy day on the region’s roads today as families head back home from their Easter getaways.
£2m compensation paid to council staff as Norfolk authority pay out figures are revealed
Councils have paid out more than £2m in compensation to staff who successfully claimed they were victims of psychological abuse, assaults, trips and other workplace injuries, new figures have revealed.
Skin cancer cases more than double in Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire
Skin cancer cases in the east of England have more than doubled over the last 20 years, new figures out today show.
‘People could think that because we’re leaving Afghanistan the need has gone away...’ - Lord Richard Dannatt calls on Norfolk to support Help For Heroes
The withdrawal of all UK troops from Afghanistan is set to complete this year, but for many of them a personal battle will continue at home. Help For Heroes bosses have spoken of the challenges in providing welfare for those who have given so much already. Sam Russell reports, in the first of a three-day series.
- Anglia Square on brink of being sold to mystery buyer
- Norfolk’s beautiful Broads named among top 50 family-friendly destinations worldwide
- 24-hour Diss bowls event raises crucial funds for Big C
- Picture Gallery: Town traders settle their sporting rivalries at Fakenham Shopkeepers’ Olympics
- Dereham woman’s campaign finally succeeds in adding her uncle’s name to WWII memorial
- Comedy show dedicated to Noël Coward featuring BBC presenter Helen McDermott returning to Norfolk and Suffolk
- Sandi Toksvig and The Stranglers among big names at this year’s Holt Festival
- Charity Norwich golf day helps Grace Matthews, 7, in bid to buy running blades
- Video: Creepy crawly pets set Norfolk’s Jess French on course to become CBeebies TV presenter
- Youngsters find chocolate gifts in Hethersett Easter egg hunt
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Royal seal of approval for four Norfolk businesses
Norfolk businesses have been given the royal seal of approval for their remarkable achievement in overseas trade.
- Anglian Water has signed up to an international campaign urging governments to take action on carbon emissions
- Survey seeks to reveal the Norfolk businesses doing their bit for staff
- Work on £6.5m Gorleston link road could start in July
- Aberdeen firm opens new base at Gorleston’s Beacon Park to service Southern North Sea
- Jarrold announces seven job losses after review of retail business
- Sandi Toksvig and The Stranglers among big names at this year’s Holt Festival
- Review: Paul Carrack, Theatre Royal, Norwich
- Review: Formby
- Your ultimate guide to Easter Monday
- 1960s soul star leads galaxy of top acts at Lowestoft’s Marina Theatre new season
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- ‘Union orders dockers back to work’ - What was making the news on this day in 1950
- Colourful tribute to our wartime desert heroes
- Miss Rosalyn and those Romper Room recollections
- A Model example of a nostalgic reunion
- Ray’s golden memories of the Gaumont silver screen
- Timber Hill walk-in centre should be allowed to stay in same place
- Norwich City’s lack of momentum is a concern
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Comedy show dedicated to Noël Coward featuring BBC presenter Helen McDermott returning to Norfolk and Suffolk
A comedy based on the works of Noël Coward will be returning to Norfolk from London’s West End.
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Photo gallery: Sheila’s annals of Norfolk villages’ changing years
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Norwich City should take positives from Sunderland result
The sound of City fans grumbling in disappointment at the midweek results was loud and clear – but it should have been belief rather than disbelief which stirred emotions.
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Dereham woman’s campaign finally succeeds in adding her uncle’s name to WWII memorial
A Dereham woman’s 18-month campaign to honour her uncle’s shocking wartime sacrifice has finally succeeded after his name was added to a Yorkshire memorial.
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Villagers raise a glass to duo as Blofield pub reopens
The only pub left in Blofield reopens today after being closed for about 18 months.
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Photo gallery: Sheila’s annals of Norfolk villages’ changing years
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Norwich City’s Bradley Johnson will bounce back from Liverpool error
Bradley Johnson will bounce back stronger from his stray pass that was ruthlessly punished by Raheem Sterling, according to Norwich City boss Neil Adams.
- All hope is not lost for Norwich City
- Neil Adams urges Norwich City to have the courage of their convictions after Liverpool Premier League loss
- Liverpool chief Brendan Rodgers is full of praise for Neil Adams’ Norwich City
- Neil Adams - Norwich City paid for sluggish first half in 3-2 Premier League defeat to Liverpool
- Robert Snodgrass well aware that chances have cost Norwich City – and they are running out
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Fryer wants repeat performance at Fakenham
Wymondham trainer Caroline Fryer hopes to continue a fine season at Fakenham this afternoon where she tries to repeat her success at the same meeting last season.
- Channon hoping to score at Great Yarmouth Easter Monday meeting
- Lowestoft Town move back into Ryman Premier play-off places with win against Billericay
- Dereham Town back to winning ways thanks to Craig Bussens hat-trick
- King’s Lynn Town look to finish on a high after Stocksbridge blank
- Photo gallery: Oliver Townend in class of his own on final day of Burnham Market International Horse Trials
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