Diss

A fire crew from Attleborough was called to tackle a rubbish fire in the town on Saturday morning.

An Eye woman has told of her “utter devastation” after a personalised bench in memory of her late partner was stolen from the town’s cemetery.

Ian Hislop, Stephen Fry, David Cameron, Delia Smith and Sue Perkins are just some of the well-known faces joining together with locals to show their support to St Mary’s Church in Burston.

An investigation has been launched after a man died in an accident when a lorry struck power cables in Parham, near Framlingham, on Tuesday.

A fire crew from Diss was called to help clear a fuel spill on the A140 at Scole in the early hours of this morning.

Taking a day off work at your dental practice to conquer the UK’s tallest mountains is what you might call quite an extreme change of pace.

A Forest School leader and former Norfolk teacher wants more children to take risks and enjoy experiences not offered in schools, as she calls for newcomers to join in.

A woman in her 20s has been taken to hospital after a crash in Diss this morning.

A road in Flordon is set to be closed for more than four weeks when work begins to construct a new trod footway in the village.

The views of patients who use the surgeries in Hopton and Stanton are being sought later this month with two engagement events.

A family whose dog went missing while they were on holiday in Boston have made an emotional appeal to find the mini Yorkie who is an autistic girl’s best friend.

The Diss community has been praised for its loyal support as a charity shop prepares to celebrate 30 years in the town.

A Team GB Paralympian from Norfolk set off for Rio de Janeiro with a fresh set of wheels this week, after a Diss Rotarian led a funding effort to help his bid for a gold medal.

The Eye Family Fun Day at the weekend has been hailed as one of the “biggest and best” shows in the town’s history, with hundreds joining in a full day of activities.

A new board of ‘key influential voices’ will help to guide the future developments within the Attleborough area, after gaining approval this week.

An agricultural vehicle caught on fire in Banham this morning.

A man has been hospitalised after falling 70 feet down a steep embankment and into a moat at Framlingham Castle.

The secretary of the Diss branch of the women’s Royal British Legion says members are “quite upset” with the way the reorganisation of the charity has been carried out.

A mother of two from New Buckenham who took the plunge and started her own DNA workshop venture has been chosen as a finalist for a national award.

Diss Town Council has recommended refusal on a bid to build 136 homes in the town on the grounds of development’s density.