Author - Andrew Martin

Rushall welcomes the return of its village shop

The shop has been opened by pub owners after they asked customers what they would most like to see in the village.

Church ruins damaged by graffiti in Tivetshall St Mary

Church ruins damaged by graffiti in Tivetshall St Mary

Police are appealing for information after church ruins were damaged in Tivetshall St Mary.

Olympian Duncan Goodhew joins Swimathon event in Stradbroke

Olympian Duncan Goodhew joins Swimathon event in Stradbroke

More than 230 swimmers went to great lengths to make a charity event in Stradbroke one of the most successful in the UK.

Charity shops speak out over dumped donations

Charity shops speak out over dumped donations

Charity shops in Diss have spoken out against dumped donations left on their doorsteps.

CCTV released after fake notes used in South Norfolk

11 May 2018

CCTV released after fake notes used in South Norfolk

11 May 2018

Police are warning residents and retailers to be vigilant after receiving reports of fake £20 notes being passed on in South Norfolk.

Councillors react to plans for Long Stratton’s 1,875 homes and bypass

26 February 2018

Councillors react to plans for Long Stratton’s 1,875 homes and bypass

26 February 2018

New proposals for a Long Stratton bypass could see more than 1,800 homes built in the village.

New Buckenham woman up for nation-wide award after book success

18 February 2018

New Buckenham woman up for nation-wide award after book success

18 February 2018

A local entrepreneur has described her excitement at being shortlisted as a finalist for a national award.

Old Buckenham villagers raise more than £32k for homeless charity

17 February 2018

Old Buckenham villagers raise more than £32k for homeless charity

17 February 2018

Villagers in Old Buckenham have banded together to raise a whopping £32,500 for a homeless charity.

Manager touched by messages of support after Breckland Lodge fire

11 February 2018

Manager touched by messages of support after Breckland Lodge fire

11 February 2018

A restaurant manager has described public support as “absolutely amazing” after a fire destroyed a large portion of the site.

Boxing event at Corn Hall sells out after 32 year comeback

Boxing event at Corn Hall sells out after 32 year comeback

Boxing is set to return to the Corn Hall in Diss after a gap of more than 30 years.

Burston Crown to hold gig to raise awareness of tinnitus

Burston Crown to hold gig to raise awareness of tinnitus

The Burston Crown is taking a lead in educating live music lovers about the effects and prevention of tinnitus.

Diss woman to be one of the first to undergo pioneering heart operation

Diss woman to be one of the first to undergo pioneering heart operation

A Diss charity shop manager is to undergo pioneering heart surgery.

Stradbroke Swim and Fitness Centre wins national triathlon award

02 February 2018

Stradbroke Swim and Fitness Centre wins national triathlon award

02 February 2018

A triathlon event at a sports centre in Stradbroke has been voted one of the best in the country for 2017.

Three day music festival set to bring ‘major benefits’ to Diss

Three day music festival set to bring ‘major benefits’ to Diss

A new music festival may be making its home in Diss after the town council gave organisers the go ahead.

Eye a ‘trailblazer’ after becoming official location for the Walkers Are Welcome group

Eye a ‘trailblazer’ after becoming official location for the Walkers Are Welcome group

Eye is the first town in north Suffolk to be named as an official location for the Walkers Are Welcome group.

Attleborough set to have ‘digital high street’ in new venture

Attleborough set to have ‘digital high street’ in new venture

Breckland Council plans to create a ‘digital high street’ to make shopping at small high street shops and independent retailers easier for people.

Garboldisham villagers help Robbie with marathon charity effort to raise £3,000

Garboldisham villagers help Robbie with marathon charity effort to raise £3,000

A Garboldisham shop owner has given a ‘massive thank you’ to villagers who have helped him raise more than £2,000 for East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (Each).

Roydon campaigners launch fundraiser for defibrillator in village

21 January 2018

Roydon campaigners launch fundraiser for defibrillator in village

21 January 2018

A Facebook group originally set up to try to stop a South Norfolk village from becoming smaller has now broken the halfway point in another community quest – raising money for a piece of life-saving equipment.

Hartismere High School student says bus cuts would be ‘catastrophic’

Hartismere High School student says bus cuts would be ‘catastrophic’

A student has called Suffolk County Council’s plans to cut its spending on free school bus passes as ‘catastrophically damaging’ for her fellow pupils.

Students prove pigs can fly as payload search ends in South Lopham

Students prove pigs can fly as payload search ends in South Lopham