Concerned Roydon residents unhappy they may lose nearly half the households in their village have set up a Facebook group in a bid to fight planned boundary changes.
A Ugandan man, who has been helped by a charity formed by a former Wortham Primary School pupil, has thanked the community for their support – and says he hopes to meet them in person one day.
It’s been nearly five long years – but Bonnie has finally found her forever home.
Children with cancer are set to benefit from a community fundraiser in memory of a former Stradbroke High School pupil, who died from leukaemia.
A South Norfolk district councillor has pledged to overthrow the authority’s leader in order to ensure the district “does not become a poorer place” with some big projects on the horizon.
Harleston’s car parks will be fitted with ticket machines if South Norfolk council is not informed of a decision by October 31, the Diss Express has learned.
Park Radio, soon to be Diss’s first radio station to be hitting the airwaves, has taken a towering step forward as a new 25m mast was installed on Sunday.
A Norfolk animal charity has issued a fireworks warning – nearly one year on from one of its ‘greatest’ charities when two rescued horses died in Tasburgh.
Roydon residents are fearful their tax bill could increase as a result of proposed boundary changes, which could see nearly half of the village’s houses classified under Diss.
A popular annual duck race and fair in Eye has been hailed as one of the most successful ever after nearly £2,000 was raised for a local scout group.
Scole Parish Council has objected to a proposal to bring McDonald’s to the Diss Express area over highway concerns.
Stradbroke High School is braced for some ‘exciting’ times ahead as it welcomes a new executive headteacher – and is set to join a new partnership.
Richard Pither of Diss has celebrated his 75th birthday like no other.
It was a case of ‘cheers’ 14,500 times over after a local optician’s handed over a huge cheque for charity.
A ‘mumpreneur’ from Harleston is eyeing national success at a prestigious awards ceremony next month, which celebrates business women all over the UK.
South Norfolk Council has insisted its position on car parking in Harleston is ‘non-negotiable’.
The founder of a charity to support young people in Uganda says she will be returning to the country next year to see the inspiration behind the organisation.
The chairman of Breckland Council says the local economy will be boosted after a new renewable energy plant in Snetterton was formally opened last Thursday.
The thought of reopening a shop had been nagging Richard Joselyn for years – but he believes he is in the right place, at the right time, with the right people to roll out a carpet store once again.
Diss historian Dennis Cross has raided his vast collection once again – producing a calendar in a bid to raise funds for charity.
