Diss

The curious case of two streetlights just feet away from each other in Eye will be resolved next month.

A south Norfolk post office under new ownership is hoping to improve the gift-buying experience following a revamp and grand opening set for next month.

Diss Museum has received a warm mention from the judges of the Art Fund Prize for Museum of the Year.

A planning application for a 3.4 acre fishing lake in Heywood has been submitted to South Norfolk Council.

A charity fundraising Ladies’ Evening featuring an evening of fun and pampering, will be held at the Sweet and Savoury restaurant at Stonham Barns on June 11.

Diss residents have the chance to meet their local policing team next month.

A Diss Dementia Friendly Day held in the town earlier this month has been hailed as a huge success.

It was Wembley delight for one Winfarthing resident, who joined nearly 40,000 other Canaries as Norwich City clinched an instant return to the Premier League.

Landowners and farmers now have greater powers to deal with horses being illegally left on their land after a new law was introduced this week.

Arguably one of the biggest dates on the Diss calendar, the eighth annual carnival will return to the town later next month.

A Harleston man’s ‘grand’ effort to raise funds for a south Norfolk high school looks set to be rewarded as sponsorship for his 100 kilometre run from London to Brighton nears the £1,000 mark.

A fire crew from Harleston was called to tackle a straw fire in Starston this afternoon.

Eye Town Council is inviting residents to have their say on a potential 290-home proposal on June 13, from 2pm to 6pm.

It all started with a seven-year-old’s letter more than six years ago.

The portfolio holders at Mid Suffolk District Council for the next four years have been revealed following a meeting last week.

Two former staff members at a boarding school who admitted child cruelty offences have walked free from court.

The new mayor of Diss is Julian Mason, the town councillor who also runs the Larter and Ford hardware store in the town.

Hopton village is now a safer place thanks to the fund raising efforts of its residents.

The pupils of Class R at East Harling Primary School are this edition’s Class of the Week.

Wilby Church of England Primary School has thrown down the benchmark for science education in north Suffolk after obtaining a national award for excellence.