A teenage boy whose Christmas was nearly ruined is among more than 30 people who claim they are owed money from a Norwich rogue trader who is now being pursued by Trading Standards, an investigation by this newspaper has found.
Norfolk police has the worst figures for stop-and-searches of any force in the country, with a third made without 'reasonable' cause.
The chief constable of Norfolk Constabulary has warned that the cost of living crisis is creating “real live threats” of crime in rural communities, linking the economy to a recent spike in farm thefts.
Fears have been raised about "project creep" on the controversial redevelopment of North Walsham town centre, as fees for a London architect firm edge upwards as part of a proposed £400,000 overspend.
Norwich City Council is still dishing out fines despite the fact aspects of its fine payment system have been out of action for nearly a month.
The owner of a notorious tyre mountain near Fakenham is set to be more than £250k better off after missing a deadline to clean up the site by four years.
There are no cases of diphtheria in the east of England, health chiefs have confirmed, despite concerns earlier in the month that asylum seekers rehomed in Norwich may have been carrying the infection
As plans are revealed for a massive re-imagining of Thetford's Abbey estate, which could see more than 500 homes torn down, many locals are facing an uncertain future. JOEL ADAMS reports
A company providing kidney stone treatment at the Norfolk and Norwich Hospital has been rated "inadequate", prompting health bosses to carry out an immediate review of its contract.
Customers have been left without thousands of pounds worth of their jewellery for months after a local trader shut up shop and seemingly disappeared without a trace.
