Arts and Showbiz

"It has everything – danger, crime, murder and a mysterious character."

Paul Allum spent 10 hours painstakingly putting together more than 1,000 figurines to mark the Platinum Jubilee

Dozens of cut out corgis were displayed outside of St Peter's Church last weekend to mark the Platinum Jubilee celebrations

The painting, by 19th century French painter Jean Victor Louis Faure, had hung up at an unsuspecting family's home for almost six decades

Volunteers at the Diss-based broadcaster have been the latest to receive a blue plaque for their work during the pandemic

Items featured in hit TV drama Detectorists, which was filmed in a local community hall, have been auctioned off to pay for its replacement

The former British, Commonwealth and World cruiserweight champion hopes the bar, named in his honour, could inspire the next generation of stars

William Porteous has struck gold after finding an extremely rare blues album in a box-full of old records

Mark Thompson solved 100 cubes in just 10 hours during a charity fundraiser for Ukraine

Robin Shaw’s latest song addresses issues from Brexit and Vladimir Putin to climate change and the coronavirus pandemic

Lisa Henshall's work has been seen by more than 20 million people after it was selected as the centrepiece of a London art fair

The exhibition is open to the public until March 26.

Since the autumn term pupils have been busy painting the sculpture, which had been donated to them by a nearby opticians

Chris Moyse has left Park Radio after 12 years a the helm of the community broadcaster

After almost two years of planning, Waveney Valley Radio finally took to the airwaves and promises to cater for young people in south Norfolk

After setting up his own tattoo parlour in Thetford three years ago, Steve Bell’s Curious Crow has spread its wings and relocated to Diss

Jenni Keer is enjoying a wave of plaudits following the release of her latest book, which she penned during lockdown last year

Chris Moyse is leaving Park Radio's flagship show after two years

Basil Abbott give us his take on the Eastern Angles Theatre Company's new production: From Rushmere with Love.

Spurred on by lockdown, a local rock band have regrouped 20 years after forming to perform at a local talent competition