Celebrities

Camera crews have been to TW Gaze in Diss as part of filming for future episodes of a BBC show.

A music fan has been reunited with an iconic piece of vinyl – more than 50 years after first buying it.

A Diss auction house is set to welcome TV cameras this week for a BBC show and is asking people to come and be part of the filming

A restaurateur said she is honoured to be named as the new president of a guild whose members include Mary Berry, Raymond Blanc and Delia Smith.

One of the stars of a multi award-winning show is set to come to Diss next month to talk about his time in acting and comedy.

A surprise birthday party in the streets of Eye to celebrate one of its local celebrities took place at the start of the month.

Bucks Fizz star Cheryl Baker has been helping two friends raise funds for Cancer Research UK.

A heavyweight of the horticultural industry is celebrating winning its 29th gold medal at this year’s RHS Chelsea Flower Show.

The creator of the highly-popular Mere Quacks cartoon, which was a fixture of the Diss Express for more than 50 years, has a new exhibition.

Picture book author and illustrator Chloe Inkpen brought entertaining and interactive storytelling to Diss Corn Hall.

A woman who ran a multimillion-pound touting business which bought and sold gig tickets on an “industrial scale” has been jailed for four years.

Ed Sheeran remains the richest young musician in the UK and the richest person under 40 in the East of England.

This former EastEnders actress will return to the entertainment industry after a 14-year break when she takes to the mic at Park Radio next week.

A former amateur boxer has written his 13th book on the sport focusing on one of the greatest fighters the world has ever seen.

A film producer, broadcaster, actor and journalist visited Diss on February 24 with his new book on ghosts.

An acclaimed singer and trumpeter with a world famous jazz band is set to make her first appearance in Diss next month.

Norfolk Screen has been awarded a two-year contract to become the official film office for the county.

The creator and artist of the highly-popular Mere Quacks, which has been part of the Diss Express for more than 50 years, has drawn his last.

Hundreds lined Diss streets at the weekend as it was carnival time with a touch of Hollywood