Your Town | Aylsham

A head has expressed “absolute faith” in her team to move a school forwards after an Ofsted inspection found it ‘requires improvement’.

The one-day Aylsham Show, which attracted about 17,000 visitors last year, has been cancelled due to the coronavirus outbreak.

A Norfolk school has submitted plans for an eco-classroom.

From fresh fruit and vegetables to locally made gin, many businesses right here in Norfolk are helping ensure local people get the items they need through home delivery services.

Tributes have been paid to former president of the Aylsham Show and “true gentleman” Ben Rust who died at home, aged 99.

A boy has written a thank you letter to the man who replaced his BMX bike after it was stolen from school.

A boy is “devastated” after his bike was stolen from a school.

A top Norfolk tourist attraction threatened to refer a council to a national watchdog for an alleged “dereliction” of legally required maintenance.

Residents at a north Norfolk care home have smiles on their faces after receiving dozens of letters and postcards from random people across the UK.

Fire crews spent the night at the scene of a major blaze at a former chicken farm in Marsham, near Aylsham.

A busy road between a new housing estate, the town centre and a school could seenew walking and cycling paths developed.

A trail of lights in the sky that has fascinated stargazers the world over have been spotted above North Norfolk.

A teenager who is just one of a handful across the country with a rare brain condition has defied the odds to celebrate his 17th birthday.

A disused care home is set to be demolished to make way for more than a dozen new homes in a Norfolk town, despite fears over the impact on people living nearby.

A 70-year-old man, who went missing from Aylsham while visiting his family has been found.

The chance to bag a prize-winning fresh bird for the Christmas dinner table is set to bring hundreds of bidders to traditional festive poultry auctions across Norfolk.

Hundreds of turkeys, geese, ducks and chickens will go under the hammer at an annual poultry sale in north Norfolk.

A fish and chip shop could be closed for several months after a blaze ripped through the premises while a town’s Christmas lights were being switched on.

A forgotten architect from the 17th century who rivalled Sir Christopher Wren during his lifetime has been remembered in north Norfolk.

A north Norfolk auction house takes a starring role in an episode of BBC2’s Celebrity Antiques Road Trip.

An exhibition at a public gallery showcases the talents of a member of the Roy’s of Wroxham family.

The success of East Anglia’s wheat and barley harvest is being undermined by an inability to export the surplus due to the shifting sands of Brexit, says a Norfolk grain trader.

A garden centre once owned by a man who was jailed for stealing almost half a million pounds from his elderly mother is holding a closing down sale.

A drop-in public meeting will be held at Aylsham Town Hall to discuss the expansion of two wind farms off the Norfolk coast.

An iconic red telephone box could be used to house a bottle filler for water in a north Norfolk town.

The three-day Aylsham Food Festival proved a popular success in its 14th year with hundreds enjoying the great choice and extra entertainment.

The three-day Aylsham Food Festival is proving a popular treat with hundreds enjoying the great choice and extra entertainment.

This year’s Aylsham Food Festival is a sell-out.

A prime-time TV audience of millions awaits for an unsung Norfolk hero and her heart-warming mini donkeys – which will feature in an advert break during Britain’s Got Talent on Saturday.

Duckin’ and diving’ took on a new meaning with boxer Scott Moises who is quitting fighting.

One of the nation’s finest collections of vintage tractors has raised thousands of pounds from buyers across the world after going under the hammer in Norfolk.

Seven works by a Victorian taxidermist go under the hammer in a Norfolk auction house.

About 17,000 visitors are expected to flock to the parkland of the National Trust’s Blickling Estate today to enjoy the Aylsham Show, which celebrates the countryside, farming and food.

One of the earliest printed editions of the Magna Carta is to go under the hammer in Norfolk.

It’s an achievement that Graeme Johnston believes may never be repeated.

A car and music festival in Aylsham raised more than £2,500 for Kidney Care UK and was attended by more than 2,000 visitors.

A car once owned by Beatles’ manager Brian Epstein will be on show at a classic vehicles and live music event.

A butcher’s tribute was among the winners at the annual Aylsham In Bloom traders’ competition.

More than 100 classic vehicles will be on show at a community fundraising event in Aylsham.

A care home has been rated as inadequate for the second consecutive time - but improvements have been made.

A Norfolk domiciliary care agency has been rated as outstanding by the Care Quality Commission (CQC).

Organisers of the Aylsham Show want to hear from new small businesses, as it relaunches its Food and Drink Hero Award.