Diss

A fundraising appeal to replace a children’s hospice in Quidenham has reached the £100,000 mark.

The key to the future of south Norfolk’s major towns is developing them all as “economic centres” for the area, according to South Norfolk Council’s latest proposals.

The winners of the 11th annual Dickleburgh 50 Trees in a Church event have been crowned following an “excellent” event, according to one of its organisers.

Eye based estate agents Palmers Country Homes’ residential property sales and letting portfolio has been taken on by Potterbudd after Palmers’ directors decided to return to the legal profession.

A pair of Eye residents have told the town council of their concern over lack of information on affordable housing presented at a homes consultation last week.

While we have a National Curriculum, an education in rural south Norfolk is always going to be in contrast with one experienced in inner city London.

A young man may have been trying to avoid a deer on a country road when he

Jewellery has been stolen from a property in Stradbroke.

A horse had to be rescued by emergency services from a ditch this morning.

Plans for a 174-acre solar farm in Bridgham has been deferred for a second time.

This year’s community Christmas show at Diss Corn Hall has an especially local feel.

Family fun is in store in Diss tomorrow with a special Santa Saturday - but can you find the man himself?

Petition to keep services in Harleston

A property has been burgled in Finningham.

Around 65 children were entertained at a free party at the Pennoyer Centre in Pulham St Mary earlier this month.

A super-slimmer is set to represent Rickinghall at a national competition after her peers voted her Miss Slinky 2014 after a torrid year-and-a-half led her to comfort eating.

Here’s the second part of our reminder of how the Diss Christmas lights switch-on kicked off the festive period in Diss.

On a special occasion to mark the 150th anniversary of the opening of Framlingham College, the College Carol Service was held in St Edmundsbury Cathedral.

If you feel guilty after Christmas about the piles of torn and screwed-up wrapping paper that builds up, then the news that they can now be recycled will come as a relief.

No-one was seriously hurt after a three-car crash on the A140 at Dickleburgh yesterday.