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LEARN MOREResidents and councillors slammed the 'breathtaking arrogance' of National Grid’s consultation process
A special ‘Pilgrim 400’ apple tree has been planted to mark the opening of a new jubilee woodland
More than 60 people took part in a 160-metre swim, followed by a 17-kilometre cycle and finishing with a gruelling three-kilometre run
A south Norfolk-based oil rig manager’s hobby for buying and selling giftware products continues to grow into a viable business
High street shops have pulled together to produce a charity hamper, which will be raffled off this summer
The 22nd incarnation of the event saw hostas, perennials and other garden plants on sale to raise money for Cancer Research
The painting, by 19th century French painter Jean Victor Louis Faure, had hung up at an unsuspecting family's home for almost six decades
Council officials have branded the vandalism as "absolutely unacceptable"
From organising award ceremonies to beating the Government in a High Court battle, the firm has taken on some mammoth tasks in its 15 years
A village coffee house has been transformed into an Arabian banquet
Officers believe that three reports involving Nazi symbols being spray painted on Ukrainian flags and a property over the last few days are linked
A national charity has provided the defibrillator to offer potentially lifesaving help for students
The school, for children with autism, has impressed inspectors two years after receiving an 'inadequate' rating
The sculpture, named Flock, has been designed by London-based art collective toyStudio
Friends have shared their memories of the 78-year-old, who once booked none other than The Beatles to perform at the Corn Hall in Diss
Ian Doe is preparing for an epic 400-mile bike ride to raise funds for the children’s hospice that cared for his son
A year since opening his delicatessen, Philip Mitchell has learned that the appetite for traditional, slow-cooked Indian cuisine is bigger than ever
A father-of-two is looking to break down some of the taboos about death as he opens up his own funeral parlour
Rural areas of eastern England have seen the largest decline in hedgehog populations in the past two decades
The local town council has been forced to fork out £223 to replace a swing set after it was destroyed by vandals last month