Diss

Councillor John Fuller has be re-elected as leader of South Norfolk Council for the next four years.

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Education for the children at East Harling Primary School will now benefit from a vibrant new outdoor learning environment, following a number of generous donations from parents and local businesses.

Open Space continually challenge their audiences, but with Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf, they have decisively raised the bar.

Sparrow is a gentle soul who is looking for a peaceful home to settle in.

Dogs, dragons and ducks were the order of the day during a visit by Uplands Way vets to Bressingham Primary School.

A poultry processing plant in Eye is set to change into a halal slaughtering facility after its owner agreed a transfer with a new company.

Fire crews were called to the scene of a small electrical fire in Market Place, Diss.

Diss residents were given a glimpse of one of the more dazzling additions of the Go Go Dragons trail.

The Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital has apologised to a south Norfolk family after a woman died following varicose vein surgery.

Number plates have been stolen from a car in Diss, prompting police to appeal for information.

A homeless support charity stands to benefit from a £2,400 donation following a successful charity bowls event at Diss and District Bowls Club last month.

The Morrisons supermarket in Diss celebrated the first anniversary of its partnership with the Sue Ryder Foundation with a successful cake sale fundraiser held recently in the store.

A Scole couple who are approaching their Platinum wedding anniversary say their successful marriage has been down to enjoying working together and spending time with their family.

Pallets which caught on fire at a farm in Tibenham were extinguished by crews last night.

A free catalytic converter marking day is set to be held in Stradbroke in a bid to deter thieves.

Poundland, Europe’s biggest single price discount retailer, is to open a store in Diss, it has been revealed.

A health care assistant, a mechanical engineer and a secretary are three of the latest recruits set to don police uniforms after joining the ranks of Norfolk’s Special Constabulary.

The newly-elected mayor of Diss says the next year could be one of the biggest in the town’s history.

The opportunity for Mid Suffolk and Babergh District Council tenants to buy their home has moved a step closer following the launch of a new scheme.