Coronavirus

Protesters took to the streets as council officials and foodbank workers had their say on the Government’s decision not to extend free school meals.

M&Co bosses are urging residents in Diss to help support the British high street, as the coronavirus pandemic continues to cripple the retail sector.

The Corn Hall has been handed an essential lifeline after securing government funding that promises to see the venue through until spring next year.

Council leader Andrew Proctor welcomed the new tier system but added Norfolk "cannot afford to be complacent".

The group have been hailed as Environmental Champions of 2020, after ensuring Frenze Beck Nature Reserve was well looked-after during the pandemic.

Around half-a-dozen health workers vaccinated around 600 people over a two day period

Tens of thousands of people in Norfolk are expected to be made redundant by the turn of the year, with south Norfolk being particularly hard hit

Following the summer outbreak, the factory has introduced Covid-detecting facial recognition technology.

Council leader Andrew Proctor has welcomed the PM's statement this afternoon but urged residents to not become complacent

The 1st Fressingfield Scout Group is desperately seeking £60,000 after the pandemic rendered its building not fit for purpose.

Publicans in Diss have had their say on the latest 10pm curfew.

After being closed for almost two weeks, Aldi in Diss has reopened – with a transformed look to fit in with social distancing guidelines.

New government restrictions are set to see pubs, bars and restaurants close at 10pm daily while people are urged to work from home wherever possible.

The prime minister is set to announce the new restrictions tomorrow

The government has elevated the Covid-19 threat level as numbers for new daily cases continues to rise.

Chris Whitty made the worrying comments during a press conference this morning

Diss Leisure Centre opened its door this week, following the Government’s announcement that leisure centres and swimming pools can reopen.

The group has been formed to work with food processing plants across Suffolk to prevent coronavirus outbreaks similar to that seen at Banham Poultry.

Income losses from the coronavirus pandemic has left Mid Suffolk District Council having to bridge a gap of more than £3 million in its budget.

Businesses in Diss are divided on the impact of the Government’s Eat Out to Help Out scheme, which ended this month.