Your Town | Swaffham

Mud, bitterly cold wind and driving rain failed to deter more than 500 runners, who turned out to take part in an annual cross country event held in aid of Norfolk-based charity Break on Sunday.

Staff at John Lewis have seen their bonuses cut for the sixth year in a row, reducing the celebrated bonus to 3% of annual salary.

Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson, who played Maui in Disney movie Moana, has sent his love and support to a little Norfolk girl who is battling cancer.

A Norwich taxi driver says a crash that sent bricks flying into his car “like bullets” has forced him to postpone his retirement.

The head of the RAF has paid tribute to the Tornado jet, which “delivered so well on operations around the world”, at the end of a series of flypasts to mark its retirement.

More than 1,000 people have signed a petition calling for the Green Britain Centre in Swaffham to be re-opened.

It’s already famous for its long and distinguished history and RAF Marham has now become Britain’s first green military station.

Turkey, pigs-in-blankets and sprouts were on the table at two community Christmas dinners in mid-Norfolk.

Christmas is a time for giving, and that’s a sentiment being taken to heart by Swaffham cafe owner Sandra Berryman.

A Norfolk rotary club is celebrating its 50th anniversary with a number of events involving the community.

A sculpture celebrating Norwich’s historic textile industry has been destroyed in a crash.

Swaffham is set to be one of many locations across the world taking part in the Battle’s Over events, an international commemoration marking 100 years since the end of the First World War.

Controversial plans for Swaffham Town Council to borrow money for a new 51-home development on Days Field have been met with concerns from local residents and have divided the town council.

Introducing the finalists in the Customer Care category of the Norfolk Business Awards 2018, sponsored by Greater Anglia - and what our judges thought of them.

A woman involved in a crash which closed the A47 for about six hours has described her shock after her boyfriend had to be airlifted to hospital.

You really can be king or queen of your own castle on a mini scale with this property, dating in part to the 1400s, which is for sale.

Vandals may have used a gun or a catapult to smash the glass in several floodlights at Swaffham Town FC’s ground.

A range of Norfolk beers is appearing on the shelves in Tesco.

A Norfolk based charity is holding a family fun event full of nature and magic.

Police have launched a fraud probe after an estate agent disappeared owing thousands of pounds.

Swaffham town councillors have agreed to apply for a £6 million government loan to fund the development of 51 new homes.

Norfolk’s police and crime commissioner is continuing his tour of the county to seek views from members of the public about who should govern the fire service.

A new project has been launched in Breckland to encourage local communities of all ages and backgrounds to grow their own fruit and vegetables.

People who shop with their local retailers or support a district-based community group by participating in a local community lottery could win £250 to spend in their favourite local independent shops across Breckland.

An annual charity event has raised nearly £2,500 for the Norfolk Hospice Tapping House.

A church says it has lost hundreds of pounds to an estate agent who has gone to ground owing landlords thousands.

Councillors in a Norfolk market town have met with bank representatives in an effort to mitigate the effects of a planned closure.

A family-owned funeral services has undergone a major refurbishment and is set to hold an open day to give the public a chance to meet the team and ask questions.

Add a splash of colour to your summer wardrobe at a charity event for Norfolk Hospice Tapping House.

South-West Norfolk MP Elizabeth Truss has backed plans for the whole of the A47 to be dualled.

From a growing hotel chain to losing almost everything in a battle with his bank; David Easter is one of thousands of small business customers who accuse RBS of wrongdoing. But a new report has given a glimmer of hope.