Diss

About 24 stalls of hand-crafted items made by local people will be on offer in Eye tomorrow at a free event.

‘Four to five’ males broke into an elderly woman’s home in Palgrave as she was getting ready to go to bed last night.

Harleston firefighters were using their hoses for a different cause at the weekend, washing cars to raise charity cash.

A fundraising cycle ride for former Diss resident David Bloomfield has amazingly been backed by Rolling Stones band member Ronnie Wood.

A petition which has gained more than 1,000 signatures bidding to keep a doctors’ surgery in a Suffolk village will be presented to Matthew Hancock MP next week.

Families and Faces has been the topic for the Reception pupils at St Edmund’s Primary School in Hoxne.

A successful Diss street dance group are set to take the European and World stages this summer after another top performance at the weekend.

Parents and children alike got into the ‘funny for money’ spirit at Withersdale Youth Club as they raised money on Red Nose Day.

Rail commuters between Norwich and London have been thanked for their patience after eight weekends of work on track and overhead line upgrades were completed.

TODAY: Alice Leeder, 5, of Orchard Close, Attleborough.

There has been shock and sadness in Dickleburgh following the death of popular policeman and long-serving Royal British Legion (RBL) branch chairman Mick Logan.

An HP laptop, Samsung Galaxy mobile phone, cash and a 42-inch television have been stolen from a home in Hoxne.

A proposal to construct a new industrial building in Scole is currently seeking planning permission from South Norfolk Council.

Youngsters and community groups across south Norfolk are getting their hands dirty as part of a major nationwide tree-planting project.

The family of a brave nine-year-old girl from Scole living with a brain tumour say they have been “overwhelmed” by the support in their campaign to raise awareness of the condition.

Illustrator Sophy Henn was at Diss Publishing Bookshop in Mere Street for World Book Day, signing copies of her latest book Pom Pom Gets the Grumps.

The first ever DissFest arts and culture festival has been hailed as a success by organisers.

Police officers will be offering Diss residents advice on how to stay safe in the area on Friday.

I’ve no idea how planning permission was obtained to build a new house at The Entry opposite Diss Church Junior School.

Children living in Diss aged between 13 and 17 years old are being offered the opportunity to experience what it is like to be a professional firefighter.