An MEP was granted a behind the scenes tour of a dog welfare charity in Norfolk – to find out about the plight of illegally imported puppies from Central and Eastern Europe.
A new chapter is set to be written in Eye – with plans for a new library said to be progressing well.
One of the region’s role models is to be honoured by Diss Town Council with one of its most prestigious civic awards.
Artist Mike Webb is hoping his first exhibition at the recently-renovated Diss Corn Hall will be a big draw.
Guests of all ages and from far and wide – including some from across the Atlantic – visited a ‘knitted Bible’ festival at the weekend, which has been hailed a success.
South Norfolk and Breckland councils are among five authorities working with the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital in a bid to get patients home as soon as they are ready.
Prime Minister Theresa May has praised a construction and infrastructure firm’s approach to mental health during a visit to Norfolk last week.
More car parking spaces, a reduction of traffic congestion and improvements to pedestrian areas are all on the wish list for Attleborough residents.
The clocks went back at the weekend – meaning the dark, cold winter nights will be setting in sooner.
A Suffolk security firm is hoping their sharp idea will benefit school children in Africa – providing them a lifeline in their education.
Car parking in Harleston will remain free at the point of use – after the East of England Co-operative agreed to pay £30,000 a year to a new, long-term lease for the next 10 years.
A self-employed Stradbroke carpenter and joiner has issued a vigilance call to van owners after £5,000 of tools were taken from his van.
South Norfolk community engagement officer Jim Squires says it is an honour and a privilege to have been recognised for his work just one year after his new role was established.
An Eye meat firm, which is set for a record-breaking year, is celebrating after being recognised for its ongoing success.
A Diss charity run raising awareness and funds for epilepsy will be dedicated to a Wortham mother-to-be who died earlier this year.
South Norfolk policing inspector Jason Selvarajah has hailed the latest crime figures for the district as a success.
A pair of endangered leopards are the latest arrivals at Banham Zoo.
Banham Primary School children have had the chance to get in touch with their wild side once again.
South Norfolk engagement officer Jim Squires says their community SOS-style project is a way of saying thanks to the public.
Suffolk and Norfolk residents are being asked to keep their eyes peeled for any suspicious activity with a reported rise in hare coursing in the region.
