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Owner’s pledge on Norfolk care home that has been empty for more than five years
The owner of a Norfolk care home has pledged that it will open its doors to residents by the end of the year - more than five years after it was first built.
Analysis: How well do Norfolk’s small schools really perform, and how much do they really cost?
The next few years are likely to see the biggest change in the structure of Norfolk education for generations. Education correspondent Martin George analyses the numbers behind the proposals.
We’re all behind you Mick - Norfolk cheers on shooter’s bid to become the single most decorated Commonwealth medallist of all time today
Norfolk is saying “go-go Gault” today as the Dereham sharpshooter eyes Commonwealth history after another weekend of Games glory.
Did you hear about the great romance between the seal and wind turbine? New research claims technology is down to new coastal love affair
It is one of Norfolk’s most unlikely love affairs but now, according to latest research, new technology has stolen the heart of some of the county’s most famous animals.
Hundreds enjoy three-day music festival in memory of Lowestoft teenager
More than 20 bands performed in a three-day music festival at the weekend in memory of a Lowestoft schoolgirl who died from a brain tumour at the age of 14.
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- Possible silver lining following Marks & Spencer decision to leave Great Yarmouth town centre
- Photo gallery: Downton Abbey stars get doodling in Norfolk couple’s campaign to help save the rhinos
- Man in his 20s dies after car hits tree in Dereham
- Photo update: Emergency services called to two-vehicle collision in Loddon
- Thelnetham tractor display reveals how technology has changed
- Photo gallery: Thousands enjoy popular Worstead Festival
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- Photo gallery: Crowds gather in Bungay as two-week festival comes to an end
- Photo gallery: Last appearance for lifeboat at Lowestoft open day
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- Magical family fun at Worstead Festival
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Six things to do indoors to keep your family happy this summer
In the second of a five part series we look at some ideas to keep your family entertained this summer. Today it’s all about what you can do indoors.
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Opinion: Why bother with Italy when Cromer Veterans are at home
The trouble with Italy is, as the great philosopher Ian Rush once said, it’s like a foreign country.
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Ridiculing Norwich City’s tour ‘shambles’ will get us nowhere
A few years ago I was fortunate enough to be able to spend a few days at St Andrews in Scotland.
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Thelnetham tractor display reveals how technology has changed
Imagine having to turn a heavy flywheel for 20 or 30 minutes to start a tractor engine on a freezing cold December night?
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Photo gallery: Downton Abbey stars get doodling in Norfolk couple’s campaign to help save the rhinos
The cast of Downton Abbey sketched doodles of rhinos for charity, after they were approached by a Norfolk couple fighting to save the animals from extinction.
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Mark Robson has no regrets over Norwich City’s failed great escape
Norwich City first team coach Mark Robson insists Neil Adams’ coaching team should have no regrets over failing to pull off a Premier League great escape.
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- Norwich City Ladies’ teen Chelsie Hurren is living her big American soccer dream
- Neil Adams delivers a mixed injury bulletin on his Norwich City squad
- Video: Neil Adams delighted Norwich City stood up to the rough stuff against SC Bastia
- Norwich City boss will fight ‘tooth and nail’ to keep Leroy Fer
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East Anglian Premier League: Leaders Swardeston put defeat behind them
Normal service was resumed on Saturday as Swardeston cruised to an eight-wicket victory over Cambridge Granta to put their bid for another East Anglian Premier League title firmly back on track.
- Wonderful Liam Walsh has mark of Ricky ‘The Hitman’ Hatton in Manchester
- Fakenham bowls ace Jamie Chestney aims to make up for England’s triples defeat at Commonwealth Games
- Norfolk shooter Mick Gault equals Commonwealth Games medal record
- Norfolk duo Laura Massaro and James Willstrop reach squash singles finals at Commonwealth Games
- Norfolk Cricket Alliance: Downham looking good after beating Old Buckenham
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New M&S Simply Food store officially opens its doors in Norwich
Hundreds of customers and employees turned out to the official opening of a new food store in Norwich.
- King’s Lynn foodies travel the world at town’s tasty festival
- Hoste Arms gets full marks for hygiene just three months after one out of five rating
- Step back in time at Norwich’s new ‘decadent’ gin palace
- Colman’s and scientists helped to bring English mustard back from brink
- Foodie Friday: Strawberry desserts
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