Coronavirus

Figures show rates of infection around Harleston are the second highest in Norfolk.

Matt Hancock announced today that both counties will be placed under the harshest lockdown measures

Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced the extension this afternoon.

Norfolk and Suffolk shall both remain under Tier 2 lockdown restrictions, following the Government’s two-week review.

South Norfolk Council has announced that the application process for the Government’s Additional Restrictions Grant is now open.

A chippie in Shelfanger Road is continuing with its tradition of offering free food to anybody in need on Christmas Day.

Neville Pearson, 82, has penned his own memoir after being shielded away from day-to-day life by the pandemic.

Park Radio has thanked listeners and local authorities for their support as the broadcaster approaches its third anniversary this month.

Shoppers returned to their high streets this week, as Norfolk was lifted out of a national lockdown and placed under new tier two restrictions.

After losing her job in March, Emma Moyes turned lemons into lemonade by setting up her own online business.

Diss Town Council has announced plans to recognise and commemorate the ongoing impact of the pandemic by placing a beacon in the town’s park.

All of Norfolk and Suffolk will both be in Tier 2 as part of the regional lockdown that commences on December 2.

The county has been given the medium tier of restrictions post-lockdown - despite having some high infection rates.

Heather Maisner's "Dinosaur Douglas and the Yucky Mucky Fingers", published in 2018, teaches children the importance of hand-washing.

Coronavirus cases have spiked significantly in the town.

Local businesses which have been affected by the latest lockdown are being encouraged to apply for support grants from South Norfolk Council.

Darren Lewitt is offering free mentoring sessions and copies of his book to businesses, schools and colleges to help them during the second lockdown.

Residents and businesses across Norfolk are being urged to continue following coronavirus restrictions

Businesses have also warned that they will “struggle to survive” with the new lockdown measures in place.

The Chancellor of the Exchequer announced that the scheme will be reviewed in January to see whether employers should contribute more.