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  • Man dies after crash at A140 roundabout

    A man has died after crashing at a busy roundabout on the A140. The man in his 50s was driving a black Vauxhall Mokka northbound along the A140 before the incident at Dickleburgh on July 11.  The vehicle left the road at the roundabout with

  • Four-car crash blocks Acle Straight

    Drivers are facing long delays on one of the region's busiest roads after a four-car crash. The Acle Straight has been left blocked after the incident which happened shortly before 3.30pm. The A47 is blocked at the Acle end of the straight

  • Five fire crews fight blaze at country park

    Five fire crews are fighting a blaze at a country park in Suffolk. Crews were called to Brandon Country Park in Bury Road at around 12.20pm to flames in the undergrowth of the park. Appliances from Thetford, Bury St Edmunds, Brandon, Mildenhall

  • Farm opens new maize maze and pick-you-own wildflower field

    It is all about growth at a Norfolk farm this summer as it diversifies with a new maize maze and pick-your-own wildflower field.  The Pulham Patch is located in Pulham Market, just off the A140 opposite Goodies Food Hall. It is part of a 185

  • Norfolk Broads pub reopens under new ownership

    A Norfolk Broads pub is now back open under new ownership following a refurbishment. The Pleasure Boat Inn at Hickling Staithe was purchased by the Norfolk Wildlife Trust (NWT) in November 2023, along with the adjacent buildings, large car park

  • Delays on A140 due to broken down vehicle

    Drivers are facing disruption on the A140 due to a broken down vehicle. Police were called at 1.15pm to the obstruction on the A140 southbound in Roughton, near Cromer. The road is partially blocked near Back Lane, with traffic building in

  • Man accused of attacks on woman banned from entering Norfolk

    A Lowestoft man accused of strangling a woman during an attack has been banned from entering Norfolk.  Jamie Lee Hitchin, 27, appeared at Norwich Magistrates’ Court accused of the intentional strangulation of the woman in Great Yarmouth between

  • Covid inquiry to gather evidence at event in Norwich

    Norfolk people are being invited to share their experiences of the Covid pandemic as part of the public inquiry into the health crisis. The UK Covid Inquiry team is travelling to the county next week as part of a series of community events being

  • Cobb boost for Norfolk's Trophy hopes

    A large crowd is expected at Great Witchingham's Walcis Park ground on Sunday when Norfolk take on Cambridgeshire in the semi-final of the National Counties One Day Trophy. It will be Norfolk’s first appearance in the semi-finals since they last

  • Busy A-road junction to close for £50k resurfacing works

    A busy junction will close for resurfacing works next week. The junction of Main Road and the A134 at West Dereham will be closed from Thursday, August 8 until Friday, August 9. The existing damaged road surface will be removed and replaced

  • Emergency gas leak repairs cause disruption in town

    Emergency repair works are being carried out to fix a gas leak in Wymondham. Damgate Street will remain closed for essential utility and maintenance works until August 6. Cadent Gas has been carrying out the works after a leak was reported

  • Coastal footpath to close for almost seven weeks

    A coastal footpath will close for almost seven weeks while a bridge is replaced.  Blakeney Footpath 14 is the walkway which leads northwards from the junction of Back Lane and The Quay. READ MORE: Future of sea defences between Hunstanton and

  • Four-bed family home in Wroxham heading to auction

    A detached home in Wroxham will go to auction next month at a guide price of £375,000-£425,000. Located in Skinners Lane, Highbank is a detached property with well-arranged accommodation over two floors. Selling agent Brown&Co said: “The

  • Norfolk's own Calendar Girls strip off for beachside shoot

    A group of wild swimmers have become Norfolk's answer to the Calendar Girls by stripping off to pose for photoshoots on beaches across the county. Anita Brain, from Ludham, started wild swimming as a stress reliever in March 2021 after becoming

  • Make sure the price is right when selling your property

    Andrew Cusack from Arnolds Keys explains why it is key to set a fair asking price when selling your property. Years ago, the property market would hit pause when the summer holidays began, with very little activity as people instead concentrated

  • Neil Featherby: The story of our Hadrian’s Wall Challenge 

    There really is only one thing which I can write about this week and that is a follow up on last week’s Hadrian’s Wall Charity Run.  Apart from finding ourselves up on the high ground in the dark, everything else was just brilliant. Escapism at

  • Solo exhibition by Norfolk-based artist opens at Art Depot

    An abstract artist from Norfolk is giving his first solo exhibition, inspired by architecture, landscapes and music. Paul Robins' vibrant works provide fresh interpretations of notable structures from global cities, as well as scenes from his local

  • Thetford's natural beauty showcased in photography contest

    A photography competition has highlighted Thetford’s beauty. Local enthusiasts were tasked with capturing the essence of the Norfolk town. The contest, run by West Suffolk College personal and professional development centre, prompted 36 entries