Is a sequel to 'roaring success' outdoor cinema event on the cards?
At Dereham Town Council’s Heritage and Open Spaces Committee on November 28, councillors decided to defer the request for the outdoor cinema.
Hidden history of a daring 'doctor of the waves' told in new book
Robert Smith, harbour master at Wells, has published Doctor at Sea, which tells the story of E.W Hicks who served the town as a doctor.
Beers beyond borders - Norfolk and Belgian brewers team up to create new drinks
Norfolk brewers have teamed up with Belgian counterparts from the northern region of Flanders, as part of this year’s City of Ale.
Plans for 'forest of the future' in vast new Norfolk country park
Dereham Town Council provided an update on its plans to create a new 160-acre country park,
Stately home gets 'woodland of thanks' for Covid heroes
Breckland Council have joined forces with the National Trust charity to plant 2,400 trees at Oxburgh Hall - with The Green Light Trust
A148 junction receives upgraded warning signs
Two Vehicle Activated Signs (VAS) have been installed on the A148 Fakenham to King’s Lynn Road on either side of the B1454 T-junction.
30 years of sparkle - Christmas lights maestro retires after four decades
Peter Hamilton, from Fakenham, has been installing the lights which brighten Christmas time in Fakenham since 1993.
Deal over managing town's beauty spot set to be scrapped over dog bin dispute
Dereham Town Council’s Heritage and Open Spaces Committee on November 28, spoke about the land management transfer of the Neathered Moor from Breckland.
Former Sky TV engineer opens 'mantiques' shop in home town
Paul Waterhouse from Dereham opened Norfolk Mantiques and Collectibles in his home town on November 11.
'Tough callenges ahead' - Brewer sounds alarm over autumn statement
Following on from the chancellor, Jeremy Hunt’s speech delivered to the commons on November 22, Fakenham based business Moon Gazer Ale gave its reaction
