Author - Andrew Martin

A geneticist living in New Buckenham has received ‘fantastic’ feedback from her new children’s book aiming to marry literacy and science.

The Burston Crown launches bursary to help local young musicians rock out

The Burston Crown launches bursary to help local young musicians rock out

Many say the pub is the heart of the village. The Burston Crown has gone one step further and decided to lend a hand to the village’s flourishing musicians.

Reinvented: Heritage Triangle project is formally opened in Diss

Reinvented: Heritage Triangle project is formally opened in Diss

It was a day for the history books on Wednesday as the Heritage Triangle in Diss held its formal opening at The Corn Hall.

Queen’s Award for Innovation is a ‘step up’ for Diss-based company

Queen’s Award for Innovation is a ‘step up’ for Diss-based company

Clinical biometrics experts Syne Qua Non (SQN) are celebrating being named as winners of a Queen’s Award for Innovation – the UK’s highest accolade for business success .

Road closure set for Tharston as Chequers Road resurfaced

Road closure set for Tharston as Chequers Road resurfaced

Work to resurface the carriageway of Chequers Road, Tharston, will see the road closed all day on on Sunday, October 29 – weather permitting.

Natural Foodstore in Diss invites you to a tasty takeover

Natural Foodstore in Diss invites you to a tasty takeover

The Natural Foodstore, based in Norfolk House Yard, Diss is ready to start a new chapter of its life next week – set to become a Workers’ Co-operative on Tuesday.

Upset resident offers £100 reward for Long Stratton’s missing famous dove, Harold

Upset resident offers £100 reward for Long Stratton’s missing famous dove, Harold

Long Stratton’s own avian celebrity was flying high with fame until residents discovered he had been kidnapped.

Framlingham College student taps into past for top award

24 October 2017

Framlingham College student taps into past for top award

24 October 2017

Tallulah Torrance, a Year 9 pupil at Framlingham College, has proved she has a head for history after winning first prize in the Historical Association’s Young Historian Awards, writes Andrew Martin.

Eye charity hoping to break world record in style after 30 hour fashion show

Eye charity hoping to break world record in style after 30 hour fashion show

An Eye-based charity is expecting to smash the Guinness World Record for the longest fashion show, having held a 30 hour event and added six hours to the previous record.

Suffolk MP ‘delighted’ as improvements to A140 in Brome set to receive £3.75m from the Department for Transport

Suffolk MP ‘delighted’ as improvements to A140 in Brome set to receive £3.75m from the Department for Transport

A Suffolk MP has expressed his delight after the announcement that a bid for funding to improve the A140 at Brome, near Eye Airfield, has been successful – bringing £3.75 million from the Department for Transport.

Accident-prone crossroads and roundabout on the A140 at Hempnall to be replaced - with more than £3m of funding

Accident-prone crossroads and roundabout on the A140 at Hempnall to be replaced - with more than £3m of funding

An accident-prone crossroads and roundabout on the A140 at Hempnall is to be replaced – after Norfolk County Council won £3.05 million of government funding.

Stradbroke Leisure Centre staff make a splash in London after Swimathon fundraising efforts

Stradbroke Leisure Centre staff make a splash in London after Swimathon fundraising efforts

Staff from a leisure centre in Stradbroke found themselves celebrating in the House of Lords thanks to their participation in a national fundraiser.

More than 50 knitted displays to bring Bible stories to life as North Lopham church bounces back from lead theft

More than 50 knitted displays to bring Bible stories to life as North Lopham church bounces back from lead theft

North Lopham is set to see a burst of cute creativity as a knitted Bible festival returns to St Nicholas’ Church.

Air-mail: ‘Harold’ the dove sends postman into a flap in Long Stratton

19 October 2017

Air-mail: ‘Harold’ the dove sends postman into a flap in Long Stratton

19 October 2017

A postman has got all in a flap about a dove that tries to sit on his head while he is doing his rounds in Long Stratton.

Award success as Roydon girl guides add qualifications to CVs

18 October 2017

Award success as Roydon girl guides add qualifications to CVs

18 October 2017

It was award success as the 1st Roydon’s senior section Girl Guide group have garnered an impressive selection of qualifications to add to their CVs.

Agreement reached in plans to provide Long Stratton with ultrafast fibre broadband

Agreement reached in plans to provide Long Stratton with ultrafast fibre broadband

Long Stratton is one step closer to accessing ultrafast fibre broadband thanks to a collaboration between Openreach, the developers, the Parish Council and a local MP.

Businessman gobsmacked as transformed Dickleburgh Stores wins Retail Industry Award

Businessman gobsmacked as transformed Dickleburgh Stores wins Retail Industry Award

A village store in Dickleburgh, which recently underwent a total transformation, has been recognised for its improvement.

Starbucks confirms A11 store at Besthorpe and Attleborough services – bringing 25 new jobs

Starbucks confirms A11 store at Besthorpe and Attleborough services – bringing 25 new jobs

Coffee-giant Starbucks has confirmed the site of Mr D’s Diner on the A11, at the Besthorpe and Attleborough services, will become the latest of its drive-through coffee stores.

Tying the knot: All-day wedding event to be held in Attleborough

Tying the knot: All-day wedding event to be held in Attleborough

Celebrating years of local marriages, and marking the upcoming wedding anniversary of The Queen and Prince Philip, Attleborough Heritage Group’s Autumn Presentation will be on Saturday, October 28.

Hoxne nursing home to launch free café to support carers

Hoxne nursing home to launch free café to support carers