Coronavirus

Midwich CEO Stephen Fenby said that trading “had not been as bad as it could have been” – after the company saw growth drop by only four per cent.

Park Radio has landed a grant by the broadcasting regulator as part of its Community Radio Fund

The Dennington Queen and Old Buckenham High School volunteered to close temporarily

The chief of public health at Norfolk County Council has said that there is no justification for a localised lockdown in the county.

Norfolk Library and Information Service has reopened Harleston Library, with a number of social distancing measures in place.

The PM is expected to hold a Downing Street press conference later today to outline the new restrictions.

The positive test result caused the school to be closed today while deep cleaning takes place.

All workers at Banham Poultry have been asked to self-isolate following the outbreak last week.

The total number of cases at Banham Poultry has now risen to 96.

People in Harleston are to be given a say on access to the town centre, following months of discontent.

Staff at Walcot Hall nursing home have been recognised for their efforts to support clients during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Volunteers have been organising the collection of surplus fruit and veg from allotment holders to redistribute to vulnerable people in Diss.

Hefty fines have been rolled out for anybody attending or organising illegal raves ahead of the August bank holiday weekend.

The total number of cases at the chicken factory now stands at 80.

The number of people known to have been infected in the Banham Poultry outbreak so far has risen again in the last hour as test results come back.

The number of workers associated with Banham Poultry to test positive has soared following extensive testing on Monday.

Seven workers have undergone 14 day quarantine following an outbreak of coronavirus

Pools in mid Suffolk reopened this week after almost five months of being closed

Monsters, on Diss Business Park, confirmed that it will not be reopening its doors last Saturday

An art group has been launched in Harleston to help tackle social isolation onset by the coronavirus pandemic.