Lord Mayor's Celebrations See all
Olympic theme is planned for Norwich’s Lord Mayor’s Procession
The theme for this year’s procession during the Lord Mayor’s Celebrations will be an Olympic one.
Royal Norfolk Show 2011 See all
Diana Birkbeck: Norfolk enthusiast fought to maintain rare British White cattle breed
One of the country’s oldest native cattle breeds survived because of the lifelong support of Diana Birkbeck, who has died suddenly aged 78 on the family’s Norfolk estate.
Say Yes to better broadband for Norfolk See all
Wroxham Barns lambs demand better broadband for Norfolk
The woolly new arrivals at a Norfolk tourist attraction have become unlikely champions for our Better Broadband campaign – by proving they need an upgrade just as much as their rural neighbours.
- Liftshare pioneer backs Better Broadband for Norfolk campaign
- WiSpire church broadband scheme gets Broadland Council’s backing
- Norfolk MPs take broadband campaign to Westminster
- Masterchef finalist Tim Kinnaird champions Norfolk broadband campaign
- Better broadband could help Norfolk retain high-tech home-workers
Port in a storm See all
Falklands-bound HMS Dauntless linked with Great Yarmouth
The ship at the centre of the South Atlantic storm, HMS Dauntless, is affiliated to Great Yarmouth and has already paid a special visit to the port.
- Major regeneration plans for Lowestoft are adopted
- Plans for Lowestoft pub and restaurant are approved
- ‘Rights at risk’ in Hopton sea plans
- Thousands flock to Wells for Christmas lights switch-on
- Gorleston Pier car park thrown lifeline during public meeting.
Norfolk's Burning Issue See all
Consultation over King’s Lynn incinerator plan will end tonight
The latest round of public consultation over a controversial plan to build an incinerator on the edge of King’s Lynn ends tonight.
- West Norfolk council fires first salvo in new legal battle over King’s Lynn incinerator
- Norfolk County Council signs contract with Cory Wheelabrator for King’s Lynn incinerator
- Watchdog dismisses complaints about King’s Lynn incinerator brochure
- New twist in bid to stop incinerator on edge of King’s Lynn
- Council launches legal challenge over Defra funding for King’s Lynn incinerator
Council elections See all
Former City Hall Conservative leader Antony Little eyes Eaton in city council elections
The former leader of the Conservative group at Norwich City Council has announced he will be trying to get back into City Hall at this summer’s elections.
- Blur drummer wants to be Norwich’s next MP
- North Norfolk Tory tax-cut dreams stalled by “horrendous” economic state
- Poll: Concerns expressed again over plan for police commissioner in Norfolk
Budget 2011 See all
Hat trick of corporate deals for Norwich team at Mills & Reeve
Lawyers working for the Norwich-based corporate team at Mills & Reeve have secured a hat-trick of corporate deals with a global reach since the start of the year amid growing signs of an increase in activity.
State of the High Street See all
Call to bring our shopping high streets back to life
More needs to be done to breathe fresh life into Norfolk’s high streets – that’s the overwhelming result of a new survey revealing that ever more shoppers are turning to supermarkets and out-of-town destinations to buy their food and goods.
- Call to breathe new life into Norfolk and south Suffolk’s high streets
- Norfolk traders take the rough with the smooth
- Norfolk and north Suffolk’s market towns
- Clone wars fought in Norfolk
- Why Downham Market has it all for shoppers
RAF Marham See all
Picture gallery: Pancake races held in the grounds of Norwich Cathedral
The fun side of Shrove Tuesday was enjoyed at Norwich Cathedral with a pancake race this afternoon.
- Funeral held for last first world war veteran Florence Green who lived in King’s Lynn
- King’s Lynn Mart opens on Valentine’s Day
- WEATHER UPDATE: Warning of treacherous ice in Norfolk
- Norfolk MPs take broadband campaign to Westminster
- Norfolk first world war veteran dies aged 110
Royal wedding See all
Young chefs from City College, College of West Anglia and Great Yarmouth College will cater for the Queen at Diamond Jubilee garden party at Sandringham
Norfolk’s young chefs of the future will be catering for the Queen and thousands of guests, as she hosts a garden party at Sandringham.
- Royal seal of approval for North Walsham students’ ‘pants’ present
- Royal wedding cake from Prince William and Kate with a note from the Duchess of Cornwall delights Norfolk fan
- Queen and Prince Philip’s “delight” at news Peter and Autumn Phillips are expecting second baby
Royal Anglians in Kenya See all
Photo Gallery: Royal Anglian soldiers describe their experiences in Kenya
Troops from the 1st Battalion, The Royal Anglian Regiment are training in a desolate area of the Kenyan bush. In his final special report from the Vikings’ isolated camps, CHRIS HILL hears of the soldiers’ experiences in Africa and their messages to loved ones back home.
- Video: Live ammo training challenges Royal Anglians in Kenya
- Video: Interview with Royal Anglian soldier training in Kenya
- Video: A tour of a Royal Anglian training base in Kenya
- Video: Royal Anglians training in Kenya
- Vikings’ African training has moved with the times
- Waveney soldiers battle the African heat
- Father and son are brothers in arms
- Vikings’ high-tech war games in the heart of Africa
- Fictional African scenario prepares Royal Anglians for war
- Royal Anglians put to test in Africa
- Special report: Life with The Royal Anglians in Kenya
Back to Bayern See all
Mid Norfolk towns and villages gives Tour of Britain cyclists a rousing welcome
Cheering crowds welcomed the Tour of Britain competitors as they roared through the towns and villages of Mid Norfolk on Saturday afternoon.
- Thousands line the streets in Wymondham for Tour of Britain
- Tour of Britain cyclists pass through Diss
- Cyclist who took part in 1951 Tour of Britain
- Norfolk gets ready for Tour of Britain celebrations
- Norfolk and Suffolk communities gear up for Tour of Britain
Census 2011 See all
King’s Lynn Arts Centre irons out part of West Norfolk’s Victorian history
Linda Theophilus and Richard Layzell turned heads in King’s Lynn as they went to work on their ironing boards on Saturday.
A-Level results
Diss youth centre sale complete
The long-awaited sale of a town’s youth centre to the town council has been completed, enabling immediate improvements to the building to begin.
GCSE results See all
Diss youth centre sale complete
The long-awaited sale of a town’s youth centre to the town council has been completed, enabling immediate improvements to the building to begin.
