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Rail disruption continues across region - three days after bird strike on train near Worstead
A bird strike which put a north Norfolk train out of action three days ago is continuing to disrupt rail services across the region today - but Norfolk passengers look set to have escaped further headaches.
Video and gallery: Dereham church full of praise for sponsored ‘Hymnathon’
A volunteer choir filled a Dereham church with hours of music as their sponsored “hymnathon” raised money for new lighting in the medieval building.
Bungay mayor thanks residents for supporting town councillors in referendum
The mayor of Bungay has thanked residents for supporting the decisions of the town council following a referendum on the town’s controversial £440,000 improvement scheme.
Embroidered rants and a horseman’s heritage: Gressenhall museum unveils its new displays
The angry embroidered rants of a workhouse inmate in the early 1900s have become one of the key exhibits for the new season at Norfolk’s museum of rural life.
Photo gallery: Winner of Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway Supercomputer competition says it must have been fate
A self-employed dance teacher who almost missed out on competing in a prime-time ITV show’s competition when it rolled into Norwich has said her eventual victory must have been down to fate.
- Photo gallery: Poppy power will be behind Norwich drag racer dubbed fastest granny in East Anglia
- Updated: Two crashes in Norwich
- Crash at Swaffham Raceway
- Mercedes crash partially blocks A134 at Thetford
- Photos: Police arrest burglary suspects in early-morning swoop on Mundesley
- Hundreds flock to North Walsham’s Atrium for an afternoon of nostalgia and photos
- Photo gallery: Record turnout for Break charity’s Stody run
- Customers get a taste of afternoon tea 1930s style at south Norfolk tea rooms
- Students show their skills at Norfolk farmers market
- Photo Gallery: Hundreds support tournament in memory of Fakenham rugby player Craig Prior
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Photo gallery: Vintage looks at Norwich Fashion Week show
A theatrical display of fashion and 18th-century style transformed Norwich Puppet Theatre at the second main show of Norwich Fashion Week 2014. Vintage fashion from some of the top vintage boutiques and designers in Norfolk had an avant garde feel, with many outfits looking like works of art on the stage.
- Video: Norwich Fashion Week Retailers Show launches a week of style
- In pictures: Norwich Fashion Week gets off to a stylish start
- Socks or no socks? The battle of menswear at Norwich Fashion Week
- Opinion: Norwich Fashion Week
- Regional pilot poultry academy in Norfolk welcomes first dozen students
- Norfolk student in final of the young shepherd of the year
- Disease threat to cereal crops, warns top fenland-based agronomist
- Norfolk plant scientist’s warning on wheat threat
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- Huffing, puffing and having a blast with Great Yarmouth Brass
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Norwich legal firm proud to home grow talent
Based in Norwich’s Cathedral Close it is a legal firm with a history and tradition dating back to the 19th century,
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Exclusive chat with Bombay Bicycle Club ahead of UEA gig tonight
Jack Steadman hit the road to work on songs for Bombay Bicycle Club’s fourth album, and found inspiration aplenty. But as he tells Andy Welch, he couldn’t have done it without his bandmates.
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Squashed toads bring a tinge of sadness to Lord Sugar’s flying visit to Norfolk village pub
Lord Sugar has told his 3.3 million Twitter followers about his sadness at the number of squashed toads in Great Massingham.
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- Video: Reporter works shift at her local fish and chip shop
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- Premier League video report: Norwich City 1 Stoke 1 – including reaction from Chris Hughton and Mark Hughes
- Video and Photo Gallery: 3D printing technology arrives at Dereham’s Neatherd High School
- FA Vase video preview: Wisbech Town travel to Southampton to face fellow quarter-finalists Sholing
- Video: Alleged trading breaches hits Aviva profits
- Photo gallery: Poppy power will be behind Norwich drag racer dubbed fastest granny in East Anglia
- Photo gallery: EDP Flood Appeal football match: Emergency services 6, MPs 2 - not even the Art of War could win it for them
- Photo gallery: Vintage looks at Norwich Fashion Week show
- Photo gallery: Alzheimer’s charity praises Norwich City following Duncan’s Day to help Canaries hero Duncan Forbes
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Photo gallery: Winner of Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway Supercomputer competition says it must have been fate
A self-employed dance teacher who almost missed out on competing in a prime-time ITV show’s competition when it rolled into Norwich has said her eventual victory must have been down to fate.
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Stoke boss Mark Hughes rues the one that got away at Norwich City
Mark Hughes was adamant Jon Walters’ red card robbed Stoke of a chance to seal a Premier League win at Carrow Road.
- From deja vu to frustration at Stoke’s 10 men for Norwich City’s Bradley Johnson
- Wes Hoolahan and Norwich City caused Stoke plenty of attacking problems, according to Ryan Shawcross
- Nathan Redmond laments the two that got away for Norwich City
- Chris Hughton - Norwich City squander a priceless Premier League win against Stoke City
- Premier League video report: Norwich City 1 Stoke 1 – including reaction from Chris Hughton and Mark Hughes
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FA Vase quarter-final: Sholing 1, Wisbech Town 0
A first-half strike from Sholing’s Lee Wort helped the Boatmen sink Wisbech’s dreams of reaching Wembley.
- FA Vase quarter-finalists Wisbech Town are dreaming of a Wembley final
- Wisbech Town face another daunting FA Vase test at fellow quarter-finalists Sholing
- King’s Lynn Town defender Fryatt’s knee injury is not ‘career threatening’
- King’s Lynn Town boss Gary Setchell seeks an ‘off the ball’ improvement after disappointing week
- FA Vase video preview: Wisbech Town travel to Southampton to face fellow quarter-finalists Sholing
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