Workshops, music and entertainment dominated Diss in tricky weather conditions for this year’s Diss Fest at the weekend.
Shadow chancellor John McDonnell will be among the guests when the longest-running strike in history is commemorated in Burston in September.
A Diss man is hoping to give a charity a ‘wheely’ big cash boost when he takes on a gruelling challenge this weekend – which will span nearly 900 miles.
A Diss shopper says she wants to call out hate after she was left an abusive note in her car on Tuesday.
The founder of a Diss-based charity aiming to help young people in Norfolk and Suffolk with career choices says she is ‘proud’ to have been recognised with a Suffolk County Council award.
Diss firm Midwich will play a big role in the roll-out of a new digital meeting room tool designed to makes workplaces more productive.
South Norfolk Council’s popular and award-winning Reuse and Recycle event is returning to Diss next month.
A decision on the future of car parking in Harleston will be made next month.
Attleborough residents are being encouraged to have their say – and potentially influence how £4.5m is spent to improve the town centre.
Work to improve the historic heart of Diss is coming to a close.
An retiring headteacher who has won an award for being the driving force behind the collaboration of two Suffolk schools says it is a “lovely” way to mark her 40 years in education.
A new system at South Norfolk Council-run car parks means change can be a thing of the past.
Fifty years of secondary education was marked at Attleborough Academy where more than 200 staff of past and present celebrated at a ‘fitting’ event.
Details of a proposal between Redenhall with Harleston Town Council and South Norfolk Council are set to be revealed at a meeting on Wednesday as both sides look to resolve a contentious parking issue.
The family of former Diss mayor Harold Rackham say they have been “truly humbled” by messages of support following his death.
A Burston man hoping to raise funds and awareness to tackle a “terrible disease” is organising a charity motorbike ride after his good friend was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer.
An Eastern European woman living in Diss has told of her shock after a handwritten ‘go back home’ sign was placed on the gate of her property last week.
South Norfolk residents are happy with policing in the district, surveys have revealed.
Attleborough is set to receive a share of nearly a quarter of a million pounds as Breckland Council aims to support the “regeneration” of its market towns.
Members of Redenhall with Harleston Town Council will meet with South Norfolk Council leader John Fuller on Monday for discussions in a bid to keep parking free at the point of use in the town.
