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Pot of cash will help Norfolk commemorate the First World War

Communities across Norfolk have been urged to apply for a share of £10,000 to help honour the thousands who were prepared to sacrifice their lives in the First World War – and the families they left behind.

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Villagers raise a glass to duo as Blofield pub reopens

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