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Harleston pupils celebrate half-term with Pancake Day races

Harleston pupils celebrate half-term with Pancake Day races

Harleston pupils celebrate half-term with Pancake Day races

17 February 2015

Pupils and staff from two schools in Harleston took over the town’s main shopping street this morning for a series of races in celebration of Pancake Day.


Three injured in Garboldisham car crash

Three injured in Garboldisham car crash

Three injured in Garboldisham car crash

17 February 2015

A three-car collision in Garboldisham resulted in injuries to three people earlier today.


Council agrees to prepare forced land purchase powers to ensure Long Stratton bypass and 1,800 homes plan goes ahead

Council agrees to prepare forced land purchase powers to ensure Long Stratton bypass and 1,800 homes plan goes ahead

Council agrees to prepare forced land purchase powers to ensure Long Stratton bypass and 1,800 homes plan goes ahead

17 February 2015

South Norfolk Council is preparing to forcibly buy land from its owners in order to progress with its blueprint to double the size of Long Stratton and build a new village bypass.


COLUMN: Bacon Bits - ‘My Bill aims to transform the way we approach building houses’

COLUMN: Bacon Bits - ‘My Bill aims to transform the way we approach building houses’

17 February 2015

SELF-BUILD BILL


Consultation starts on potential Eye Post Office move

Consultation starts on potential Eye Post Office move

Consultation starts on potential Eye Post Office move

17 February 2015

A consultation has begun after the Post Office announced its intention to move the current Eye branch into a shop.


LETTER - ‘The late Cavendish Morton’s racing enthusiasm’

LETTER - ‘The late Cavendish Morton’s racing enthusiasm’

LETTER - ‘The late Cavendish Morton’s racing enthusiasm’

17 February 2015

In the report on artist Cavendish Morton’s death you mentioned his association with motor racing and in particular Snetterton, this is indeed true, he was the chairman of the Snetterton Motor Racing Club and would regularly be seen there sketching the racing cars.


Pioneering Diss business Fredricks Fine Foods in ‘safe hands’ after founders retire

Pioneering Diss business Fredricks Fine Foods in ‘safe hands’ after founders retire

Pioneering Diss business Fredricks Fine Foods in ‘safe hands’ after founders retire

17 February 2015

A Michelin-starred Diss food pioneer has retired from the ground-breaking Fredricks Fine Foods business he established with his wife, but the future of the business is in safe hands, he insists.


UPDATED: Ten fire engines tackling major building fire in Stonham Aspal

UPDATED: Ten fire engines tackling major building fire in Stonham Aspal

UPDATED: Ten fire engines tackling major building fire in Stonham Aspal

16 February 2015

Ten fire engines are currently tackling what appears to be a major building fire involving a thatched roof in Stonham Aspal.


Walkway single is played to millions

Walkway single is played to millions

Walkway single is played to millions

16 February 2015

Redgrave rockers Walkway have enjoyed national exposure to millions after one of their songs was played on BBC Radio 2 at the weekend.


Wortwell singer Simon says disability will not hinder 400-mile charity bike ride

Wortwell singer Simon says disability will not hinder 400-mile charity bike ride

Wortwell singer Simon says disability will not hinder 400-mile charity bike ride

16 February 2015

For south Norfolk singer and wheelchair user Simon Kindleysides, the concerns which surround his planned journey from London to Paris in a hand-powered cycle for charity only motivate him further.


EDITORIAL - ‘Midwives are not to be given up lightly’

EDITORIAL - ‘Midwives are not to be given up lightly’

EDITORIAL - ‘Midwives are not to be given up lightly’

16 February 2015

Eight months pregnant and driving 50 minutes in the ice and snow to see a midwife. Not ideal when you already live near a town that had such services a mere five minutes away.


Two dead after three car collision on A11 at Besthorpe

Two dead after three car collision on A11 at Besthorpe

Two dead after three car collision on A11 at Besthorpe

16 February 2015

Two motorists have died following a three-car collision on the A11 at Besthorpe, near Attleborough, late on Saturday evening.


£1,000 raised in honour of Jake Snowling

£1,000 raised in honour of Jake Snowling

£1,000 raised in honour of Jake Snowling

16 February 2015

A charity calendar created in memory of a budding photographer who died last year has raised £1,000 for East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH).


A meeting of pen pals 49 years in the making

A meeting of pen pals 49 years in the making

A meeting of pen pals 49 years in the making

16 February 2015

On March 26, 1966, Carol Lewis, then aged 15, wrote a letter to her new pen friend, who lived in New Zealand, for the very first time.


Parson estate agents scoop prestigious prize for second year running

Parson estate agents scoop prestigious prize for second year running

Parson estate agents scoop prestigious prize for second year running

16 February 2015

Parson Estate Agents is celebrating after winning a prestigious award for the second year in a row.


Family house in Dickleburgh is deceptively spacious

Family house in Dickleburgh is deceptively spacious

Family house in Dickleburgh is deceptively spacious

16 February 2015

Situated in a popular residential location within the village of Dickleburgh is this three bedroom detached family house.


CAT OF THE WEEK: Misty

CAT OF THE WEEK: Misty

CAT OF THE WEEK: Misty

16 February 2015

Poor Misty has had one attempt at finding her forever home but it all went very wrong and she was not given the chance to settle in properly before being returned to Feline Care.


Diss Morrisons celebrates £14,000 haul from 2014 charity fundraisers

Diss Morrisons celebrates £14,000 haul from 2014 charity fundraisers

Diss Morrisons celebrates £14,000 haul from 2014 charity fundraisers

15 February 2015

Staff at the Morrisons supermarket in Diss have dedicated the success of their fundraisers over the last year to the generosity of their shoppers.


Match fund puts Wortham company Howard Nurseries on path to growth

Match fund puts Wortham company Howard Nurseries on path to growth

Match fund puts Wortham company Howard Nurseries on path to growth

15 February 2015

A plant wholesaler based in Wortham near Diss is headed for “a new era of growth” after securing a £7,275 grant to help expand its business activities.


MEMORY LANE: ‘I loved my time in Pulham’s Home Guard’

MEMORY LANE: ‘I loved my time in Pulham’s Home Guard’

MEMORY LANE: ‘I loved my time in Pulham’s Home Guard’

15 February 2015

Who better to solve the mystery of the Pulham Market Home Guard picture in last week’s paper than the last surviving member from that line up?


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