Diss

A woman in her 80s was taken to hospital after suffering a “serious medical incident” in Diss on Friday.

A caravan worth £17,000 has been stolen from an industrial estate in Old Buckenham.

Major Diss employer Midwich has acquired an additional two subsidiaries this month, as it looks to further expand its operations into overseas markets.

A bespoke curtain supplier in Harleston has expressed pride in its early achievements after celebrating its first year in business.

A fire crew from Thetford was called to tackle a vehicle blaze in Hopton this afternoon.

The Norwich to London line which serves part of the Diss Express area has been blighted by cancellations today.

More than 30 pigs are said to have died as a result of a huge two-building fire at a Bedingfield farm yesterday.

A consultation is underway of a professional paint applicators in Attleborough which could see 35 jobs moved to Stoke Prior, Bromsgrove, near Birmingham.

Local community groups are being invited to apply for funding from South Norfolk Council to help celebrate Silver Sunday.

A fire crew from Diss was called to a blaze in the open in Eye this afternoon.

What might lie in the waters of Diss Mere? And could it help predict the future effects of climate change on Earth?

Teachers and pupils of a Fressingfield school have returned to some ‘good’ news.

A Pulham Market produce retailer which scooped a major regional award says the achievement is “a testament to the hard work “ of its team.

Police are investigating a fire which is thought to have been started deliberately in East Harling yesterday evening.

A pair of funeral directors of a Diss-based company have been nominated for national awards.

Horham’s Red Feather Club is preparing for a busy weekend of events later this month.

Diss residents are being invited to a presentation about a Good Neighbours’ scheme which is set to launch in in the town.

As many as 4,000 people are thought to have visited this year’s Burston Strike School rally to remember the longest strike in history.

The first Gissing Family Music Day event set to take place on Saturday has been cancelled after the sudden illness of a key participant.

A man was hospitalised after a lorry and truck crashed in South Lopham yesterday.