Author Profile: Kevin Hurst

Diss resident to pay £1,000 for fly tipping at service station

A Diss resident has been issued three fixed penalty notices totalling £1,000 for illegally transporting waste and fly tipping.

Sweet treat is a success for Diss chip shop

Sweet treat is a success for Diss chip shop

An award-winning Diss fish and chip cooked up an unusual item last week, which proved to be a big hit.

Two tribes go to war during barn's battling fun day

21 October 2021

Two tribes go to war during barn's battling fun day

21 October 2021

Saxons and Vikings invaded Stonham Barns Showground with weapons and shields at the ready.

Redwings Horse Sanctuary's new star Phoenix shows he has it all wrapped up

16 October 2021

Redwings Horse Sanctuary's new star Phoenix shows he has it all wrapped up

16 October 2021

A foal recovering after suffering horrific burns in a suspected arson attack has become an online star due to the designs of his full body wraps.

Drainage work set to close part of a Diss road

Drainage work set to close part of a Diss road

A section of a Diss road, affected during heavy rain, is set to be worked on for a week to help alleviate surface water flooding that occurs there.

Amnesty International display in town supermarket

Amnesty International display in town supermarket

A display – featuring the views of Diss High School pupils on human rights and what freedom means to them – has been put up this week.

Surveillance system helping Framlingham College's hockey team

13 October 2021

Surveillance system helping Framlingham College's hockey team

13 October 2021

Framlingham College has installed video technology, in a UK first, to help its hockey player’s performances and to live-stream matches.

Long Stratton school's 'try-before-you-buy' pays off in decision on trust

11 October 2021

Long Stratton school's 'try-before-you-buy' pays off in decision on trust

11 October 2021

A successful trial offer was pivotal in helping bosses at a primary school make the decision to join a trust.

St Benet’s Multi-Academy Trust announces top jobs as views sought on Harleston schools merger

07 October 2021

St Benet’s Multi-Academy Trust announces top jobs as views sought on Harleston schools merger

07 October 2021

A multi-academy trust has announced several new appointments as its seeks feedback on plans to merge two schools in Harleston.

Community garden opened in honour of respected parish clerk

21 September 2021

Community garden opened in honour of respected parish clerk

21 September 2021

A community garden project which has opened will serve as “an endearing and enduring legacy” to a much-loved villager.

Nursery and garden centre racks up two awards at Hampton Court festival

29 July 2021

Nursery and garden centre racks up two awards at Hampton Court festival

29 July 2021

An Attleborough nursery and garden centre has been recognised with two awards at a prestigious garden festival.

Woman dies after serious collision in Harleston

Woman dies after serious collision in Harleston

Police are still investigating the incident.

Sites investigated for proposed Long Stratton bypass project

Sites investigated for proposed Long Stratton bypass project

The project is estimated to be around £29m.

Eye day care centre manager given 'Care UK Hero' national award

09 August 2020

Eye day care centre manager given 'Care UK Hero' national award

09 August 2020

An Eye day centre manager who been awarded for her impressive efforts to help the community during the pandemic.

Train-mad two-year-old flies the flag for Bressingham Steam Museum

31 July 2020

Train-mad two-year-old flies the flag for Bressingham Steam Museum

31 July 2020

The mother and daughter pair have been 10 times already since its restart.

Diss Corn Hall looks at options after shows given green light

27 July 2020

Diss Corn Hall looks at options after shows given green light

27 July 2020

The Corn Hall already opened its café earlier this month.

Elaine’s idea branches out to Attleborough mask tree

Elaine’s idea branches out to Attleborough mask tree

The donations for the masks are going to Banham Zoo.

Rickinghall Farmers' Market sees successful return

Rickinghall Farmers' Market sees successful return