Diss

Residents and councillors slammed the 'breathtaking arrogance' of National Grid’s consultation process

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

Council officials have branded the vandalism as "absolutely unacceptable"

A national charity has provided the defibrillator to offer potentially lifesaving help for students

The sculpture, named Flock, has been designed by London-based art collective toyStudio

Friends have shared their memories of the 78-year-old, who once booked none other than The Beatles to perform at the Corn Hall in Diss

Ian Doe is preparing for an epic 400-mile bike ride to raise funds for the children’s hospice that cared for his son

A year since opening his delicatessen, Philip Mitchell has learned that the appetite for traditional, slow-cooked Indian cuisine is bigger than ever

Riley, a two-year-old golden retriever, has has become a cherished reading companion for special education students

Rachel Turner-Hewitt accused her MP of “not living in the real world” after he said that people were “bored” of the continued focus on partygate

Residents in Diss were recognised for their philanthropic work in the community during the annual town meeting this week

Few shops can trace their roots back 100 years, and even fewer have managed to stay in the family all that time

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

Despite a stained label and part of the wax seal missing, the three-litre bottle of La Tache managed to fetch a mind-blowing sum at auction last week

The 23-year-old is wanted for failing to appear at Crown Court this month

The leaflets, from far-right group Patriotic Alternative, have been branded 'unacceptable' by a local councillor

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

A business leader from Diss has been tasked with boosting the country’s town centres while helping the transition to net-zero

A pair of carpet fitters saw their day take an unexpected turn after they were called on to rescue a deer that had been trapped in some goal netting

Julian Peachment is offering the chance for people to do away with conventional pet memorials and put their animals on glassware instead