Diss

A Norfolk holiday park has been given permission to transform a portion of its site despite strong objections from villagers.

Snow and ice are expected to hit the county tonight as a yellow weather warning comes into effect.

A foodbank has received a welcome boost following a devastating fire last month.

Now in its 48th year, an extravaganza of singing, dancing, comedy, acrobatic feats and organ antics is now a festive institution.

A school has launched a new Parents, Friends and Teachers Association (PFTA).

A well-loved pub has launched an in-house Italian restaurant in a bid to bring something new to a village.

An RSPCA branch is appealing for residents’ help to make Christmas extra special for animals facing the festive period without a home.

The Saturday Social, the toughest online quiz, has just got tougher.

History will come to life this Christmas as a Diss historian publishes his latest calendar.

Pupils at a town primary school are feeling inspired by literature and enjoying their class book.

A project to shine a light on the lives, achievements, and challenges of people with disabilities across Suffolk has been awarded £139,107.

Gritty Gritty Bang Bang, Saltimus Prime and Billie Ice-Lish are among the winning names given to Norfolk County Council’s fleet of 55 gritters.

A legendary musician from two of Britain’s most influential bands of the 1990s is set to visit Diss as part of an intimate UK tour.

A venue is stepping into Christmas with events for all ages, from craft fairs and quizzes to wreath-making workshops and the annual pantomime.

Heavy rain is expected to sweep across the county which could bring flooding, travel disruption and possible power cuts.

A council has carried out tidying work on a town’s estate following concerns over overgrown vegetation obstructing footpaths and streetlights.

A dad has set up a 3D shop selling toys, gifts and collectables after looking for a solution to keep his two sons, who have autism, entertained.

Audiences can expect to be dazzled as the countdown to Christmas officially begins in south Norfolk.

Rail replacement bus services will be in operation over several weekends due to major works on a line.

Residents have won the support of councillors for their push to reduce the speed limit on a stretch of road they describe as a ‘death trap’.