Diss

Overheated brake pads are believed to be the cause of a vehicle fire in Wattisfield this afternoon.

A UK Power Networks employee from Stonham Aspal has had his staying power celebrated after he hit the 50-year milestone with the company.

It’s a fairly safe bet that you won’t be spending next weekend like Banham Zoo’s Peter McLaren, as he attempts to raise awareness and much-needed funds for vulture conservation.

A large number of farming and gardening tools worth £5,000 have been stolen during a burglary in Linstead Parva.

Heritage lovers will be treated to a weekend of events as mills from across East Anglia area open their doors to the public next month.

A crew from Attleborough was called to tackle a stubble fire in Banham last night.

Six weeks of roadworks are set to start in Long Stratton next month.

A weekend of events in Blo’ Norton remembering a former Indian prince buried in the village has been described as a success by a historian and one of its guest speakers and organisers.

A further round of consultation events have been scheduled by Network Rail on their plans to close or change 31 level crossings in Suffolk.

Shelfanger Road in Diss is now clear after a two car accident this afternoon.

Two “majestic” Suffolk Punches will lead a procession around the ‘candlestick’ at this year’s Burston Strike Rally.

Eight fire crews are on the scene of a diesel and ammonia spillage on the A140 at Earl Stonham.

About 500 tonnes of straw was involved in a fire in Stuston last night.

Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service have confirmed they received a second ‘malicious’ false alarm call in Diss in two days, this time to alert them to a blaze in the early hours of this morning.

The South Norfolk Youth Symphonic Band has embarked on one of the biggest tours in its 42 years of history, to support a new £1 million specialist medical facility in Malaysia.

A Norfolk Member of Parliament has thrown his backing to an Ashwellthorpe factory in letters stating it could create “considerable savings” to the NHS and local government.

Two people were taken to the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital last night after a three vehicle collision in Stoke Ash.

The A140 at Stoke Ash is closed in both directions following a three vehicle accident.

Teddy bears could be seen floating through the air in Billingford on Saturday at the latest event to be held at the historic Norfolk mill.

A call to the fire service alerting them of a fire in Diss which turned out to be a false alarm is believed to have been malicious, according to a spokesperson.