The words ‘Roydon’ and ‘community’ have been appearing in the same sentence fairly regularly in the Diss Express in recent weeks.
Drinkers at a Norfolk pub celebrating a year since its opening are counting their lucky stars after a car smashed into the building.
The deputy leader of Norfolk County Council has defended the increase in councillor’s allowances – saying money will not be taken from anywhere else in the authority to cover the cost.
A Norfolk County Councillor in the Diss Express area will not take his extra allowance – despite the authority passing a pay rise of more than 10 per cent for its members this week.
A pair of zoo keepers from Banham Zoo are celebrating being top dogs.
When Angie Bailey bravely faced chemotherapy and the prospect of losing her hair, her colleagues vowed to support her – by losing their hair too.
South Norfolk residents will have the chance to have their say and voice their concerns when a public police meeting comes to Diss in January.
The Central England Co-operative says it is working with police and other firms to come up with solutions after a number of their stores were targeted by ram raiders.
Archbishop Sancroft High School students turned to servers and singers on Wednesday as they opened their doors to the community.
Roydon villagers are hoping to put their community spirit to good use once more – and raise funds for vital lifesaving equipment.
A mother-of-three who launched a not-for-profit social enterprise is calling on the community to lend a hand this weekend – as it aims to create a permanent site in a Norfolk village.
Diss Town Mayor Trevor Wenman has congratulated Roydon residents for fighting their corner in the bid to keep their village whole.
Students at a Norfolk sixth form were “deeply moved” after being given a live and interactive lesson on the importance of road safety.
A blueprint for growth in Breckland to table housing, employment and infrastructure needs to 2036has taken another step forward.
Midwich, one of Diss’s largest employers, has continued its run of purchases after acquiring Sound Technology.
The director of the recently-launched Park Radio says the first few days of the station have been a success.
The managing director of an Attleborough firm says he was proud after they received an Armed Forces Covenant Silver Employer Recognition Scheme award from the Ministry of Defence.
Hundreds of new jobs are set to be created in the Diss Express area after plans for a new £54 million chicken processing plant in Eye were unveiled.
A Norfolk village is celebrating after crossing a huge hurdle to keep their community whole.
Diss Town Council says it was “disappointed” after the recently opened boardwalk was vandalised.
