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Engineers called in over sinking petrol station at Norwich supermarket
Part of a busy supermarket petrol station has been shut down because it has started to sink into the ground.
‘We are changing the profile from the irascible, crusty old judge’: Katharine, 42, is welcomed to the bench at Norwich Crown Court
The changing face of criminal justice has been reflected by the appointment of barrister Katharine Moore as the first female criminal judge to permanently sit at Norwich Crown Court.
Air ambulance lands in Lingwood after man suffers fall
The East Anglian Air Ambulance was called to help a man in his 70s after he suffered a fall at home.
No clues in river search after man suffers serious leg injuries in Thetford assault
Police are continuing to investigate after a man in his 20s was assaulted in Thetford on Monday night.
Six-year-old Hevingham girl Ella-Grace Honeyman’s operation a step closer thanks to £2,100 First Buses’ donation
The family of a young girl who was born with a rare condition are one step closer to reaching their fundraising target to pay for pioneering surgery thanks to a donation from First Buses.
- Family to name Attleborough restaurant in memory of their “loving” Ryan
- 86,000 reasons why Norwich must keep walk-in health centre
- Rackheath’s Green Man pub back in business
- Woman charged with drink driving after Renault Clio ploughs into parked cars in King’s Lynn
- Family of Ingoldisthorpe crash victim speaks out after driver is sentenced for causing death by careless driving
- Family pay touching tribute to Sprowston man who was “one in a million”
- Updated: Police helicopter assists search in Norwich
- Driving instructor jailed for death by careless driving has sentence slashed
- New lease of life for Breckland visitor attraction
- Update: Council leader hails landmark Lowestoft Conference
Business See all
Tesco announces fall in profits
Tesco’s annual profits have fallen for the second year in succession while latest UK sales figures showed a worsening decline, putting renewed pressure on embattled chief executive Philip Clarke.
- Pay rises outstrip 1.6pc inflation
- Diss-based Midwich gains foothold in German AV market
- Wi-fi revolution reaches Broads boating
- Illustrious banking career began at branch in Norwich
- Picture gallery and video: Newborn lambs get to work grazing among solar panels on east Norfolk farm
- Norwich curation student scoops national award
- Festival hopes to build gaming business in Norwich
- Six of the Best: Norfolk cultural highlights not to miss this week
- Show at Norwich Arts Centre puts spotlight on dealing with depression
- Norwich to host opera festival celebrating Wagner
- Gallery: Why it’s a case of ‘Breck to the future’ for nature
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- Photo gallery: The Norwich man who introduced fostering to China
- It’s Norwich City against the world so let’s stand strong and support Neil Adams at Fulham
- It’s Craven Cottage again – only this time, without the Norwich City vultures
- Drama at Norwich City leaves me with burning question: who will Neil Adams select at Fulham?
- Peterborough United must go up if they want to keep hold of goal-machine Britt Assombalonga
- Former RAF Coltishall steward who was on the base during the Second World War revisits historic site
- Graphic: Top European prize for partnership which celebrates Norwich’s most beautiful buildings
- Gallery: Recognition for war hero’s part in secret force
- Former Army chief unveils plaque at Hethel Second World War exhibition
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Norfolk and Norwich Festival audiences to get sneak preview of Edinburgh-bound shows
Audiences at this year’s Norfolk and Norwich Festival will be able to get a sneak preview of some innovative new shows heading north to the biggest arts festival in the world this summer.
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Remembering a passionate champion of our history
It will be a celebration of the life and times of the history man – a chance to remember, honour and pay tribute to Chris Barringer who died almost a year ago. A man who inspired so many others to take an interest in Norwich and Norfolk.
Opinion See all
No need to gloat at Chris Hughton’s Norwich City exit
You can almost see it now. Stephen Fry is considering what to do next after the shambles that was Norwich City’s performance against West Brom.
Heritage See all
New lease of life for Breckland visitor attraction
Hopes are high that visitor numbers at a Breckland heritage site will double after the venue was given a new lease of life.
Food & Drink See all
Rackheath’s Green Man pub back in business
A famous Norfolk pub that was closed for 18 months is back in business, and hundreds of customers were welcomed back at its reopening.
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Picture gallery and video: Newborn lambs get to work grazing among solar panels on east Norfolk farm
These month-old lambs look quite at home grazing under the shade of a 14 megawatt solar farm.
- Photo Gallery: Life on the Norfolk Broads in the 1880s
- Video and photo gallery: Multi-million pound project to build new sea defences at Hopton gets under way
- Photo Gallery: Norfolk man captures a year of his life using just the camera on his phone
- Photo gallery: Amazing work of body artists revealed as festival gets ready to come to Norwich
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Defender Michael Turner vows that Norwich City will ‘keep fighting until the end’
Norwich City’s Premier League survival rests on belief, as far as Michael Turner is concerned – and while new boss Neil Adams helped emphasise the point, the Canaries centre-back is looking forward to proving the point.
- Norwich City boss Neil Adams has no fears facing Premier League title favourites Liverpool
- Former Norwich City youngster has scored 40 goals for Cambridge City this season
- Paul Lambert’s former Norwich City backroom duo Ian Culverhouse and Gary Karsa suspended by Aston Villa
- Norwich City will not bottle a Premier League survival scrap
- Opinion: So what’s it going to be then? Survival, or the drop?
Sport See all
King’s Lynn Stars set for latest Elite League test as Belle Vue Aces head to Norfolk Arena
King’s Lynn Stars will be looking to build on their fine start to the season when they host the Belle Vue Aces this evening.
- Lowestoft Town keep play-off hopes alive with 2-0 win against Enfield Town
- Norwich athlete Carole Filer on top of the world after Masters-class display
- Elite League: Wolverhampton Wolves 47, King’s Lynn Stars 42
- King’s Lynn Stars aiming to continue their fine start at Wolverhampton Wolves
- Elite League: Coventry Bees 42, King’s Lynn Stars 48
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