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A Norfolk MP said it is his party’s “most exciting political opportunity in a generation” after launching a fresh leadership campaign.
A couple, who swapped city careers to reconnect with nature, are championing the best of British with their successful wool business.
Part of a major route has reopened after a collision involving a vehicle that ‘crossed from one side of the carriageway to the other’.
A trio of moped riders joined forces make the trip from London to Norfolk to raise tens of thousands of pounds for charity.
Music was in the air as an organ festival made a triumphant return last weekend, with a few TV personalities thrown in.
Opponents to contentious pylon proposals are continuing their plea for alternatives to be explored.
A grand garden project has officially been opened after a community came together to see it over the line.
The 80th anniversary of one of the most important days in modern-day history was observed by those in Diss and across the UK last week.
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Irish police have confirmed human remains have been discovered in their search for the missing Kenmare farmer.
Almost 100 people donated blood at the session at St John Stone Church in Southport on Saturday.
Michael Gove was a senior minister in the Conservative administrations since 2010.
The 35-year-old is patron of Horatio’s Garden, a charity that creates peaceful garden spaces for spinal injury patients.
Mark Brawn’s men are defeated by more than 100 runs during trip to Thetford Town.
The Diss-raised hammer thrower beat her nearest competitor by a margin of 4cm.
Canaries supporter Ed Seaman reflects on the club’s search for a new boss.
Our Tractor Boys columnist Joey Sadler has been less than impressed by the standard of refereeing in the Premier League.
Youngsters show their skills and potential during 16-bout contest at Wortwell Community Centre.
Diss Town boss Garth Good believes that players should be ‘enormously proud’ of their efforts over the course of the campaign.
There are still three games remaining but our Tractor Boys columnist already has more than an eye on the summer transfer window.
There was no fairy tale ending to Walsham’s impressive Thurlow Nunn League Premier Division campaign.
A small village club has issued a rallying cry for more boardgame fans to join them – and score big.
A market in a well-known food hall has been branded a huge success after its first outing.
A pair of chefs at a village pub are set to battle it out in a tasty showdown for the ultimate kitchen bragging rights.
A zoological society welcomed around 20,000 visitors this week, thanks to an initiative to help families save money.
A young farmer has fulfilled her dream by opening her own pet food shop.
There was a real taste of the continent at the weekend when a brewery and taproom held its annual Oktoberfest.
A norfok zoo has announced the opening of a new tiger territory platform.
