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Two-vehicle collision blocks B1134 in Tibenham, near Diss

A collision involving two vehicles has blocked the B1134 in Tibenham, near Diss.

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Sunrise 2013 online film festival. Entrant Jessica Noone's film Anachronism.

Film festival celebrates the work of Norwich University of the Arts students

Films by students at Norwich University of the Arts are being championed by an online festival, and people can show their support to the next generation of filmmakers by voting for their favourite online.

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The Tudor Tavern on St Nicholas Road, Great Yarmouth.

Picture: James Bass

Publican supplied undercover officers with drugs from pub

A publican who supplied two undercover police officers with class B drugs and bought stolen items from them has been handed a suspended jail sentence.

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Police at the scene of an incident on Cedar Road in Gayton. Picture: Matthew Usher.

BREAKING NEWS: Police investigate death of woman in West Norfolk village

Police are investigating the death of a woman whose body was found in a garden pond today.

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Police say claims that attempts were being made to groom children via Facebook were unfounded.

Facebook grooming claim at Norfolk school ‘unfounded’

Police issued a statement today saying claims that an attempt had been made to groom primary school pupils via Facebook were unfounded.

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Michael Evans, 28, of Stanley Road, Great Yarmouth, was left with brain damage after a one-punch assault. His attacker has been jailed for three years.

‘One punch ruined our son’s life’ - Great Yarmouth assault victim left with half a skull

This is the shocking picture which a Norfolk family hopes will warn others of the devastating impact a single punch can have on someone’s life.

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Lowestoft Street Ambassadors who have started patrolling the town centre.
Jason Grant (left) and Steven Collier (right)

Picture: James Bass

Can business improvement districts bring buzz back to high streets of Norfolk and Suffolk?

As high street stores continue to search for sales boosts, reporter David Freezer finds out how business improvement districts (BIDs) are trying to help.

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Naturists are to be banned from Holkham beach from July 1.

Naturists to be banned from Holkham beach due to anti-social behaviour

Naturists are to be banned from a nationally-renowned Norfolk beach following complaints about anti-social behaviour committed in the area.

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Scenes from RAF Marham IX Squadron homecoming Parade in Downham Market. Picture: Matthew Usher.

‘Momentous’ parade will mark RAF Marham’s freedom

RAF Marham will exercise its Freedom of the Borough of west Norfolk next week with a parade and flypast in the centre of King’s Lynn.

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The Tudor Tavern on St Nicholas Road, Great Yarmouth.

Picture: James Bass

Publican supplied undercover officers with drugs from pub

A publican who supplied two undercover police officers with class B drugs and bought stolen items from them has been handed a suspended jail sentence.

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The Lizard Residents' Association who are campaigning against housing being built on the land in Wymondham.

Council approves 1,200 new homes for Norfolk town, despite objections

Objectors have vowed to set up a group to monitor the development of 1,230 homes in south Wymondham after councillors approved two planning applications yesterday.

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Hamed Al-Taher opens the new Bourn Hall IVF clinic in Wymondham. Photograph Simon Parker

Photo gallery: Joy as new Norfolk IVF clinic is officially opened

Officials hailed the opening of a “world class” IVF clinic in Norfolk, which is set to treat up to 500 women a year.

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Sunrise 2013 online film festival. Entrant Jessica Noone's film Anachronism.

Film festival celebrates the work of Norwich University of the Arts students

Films by students at Norwich University of the Arts are being championed by an online festival, and people can show their support to the next generation of filmmakers by voting for their favourite online.

Read full story »

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The proposed incinerator site at Saddlebow. Picture: Ian Burt.

Norfolk County Council agree to alternatives, but no debate on whether to pull the plug on incinerator plans

Norfolk County Council has agreed to look at alternatives to incineration, but stopped short of debating whether to pull the plug on the plant.

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