Diss

A man has avoided serious injury after a car smashed into the bedroom wall of his flat in Scole in the early hours of Saturday morning.

A number of Carphone Warehouse stores across Norfolk have been targeted by thieves by replacing working phones with dummy models.

Thieves caused thousands of pounds worth of damage to a flint wall in Quidenham late last week, setting off a police appeal for help to track them down.

A dentistry practice in Harleston has backed a national campaign by Which? magazine calling for the standardisation and clarification of dental costs across Britain.

These are the stories which defy the cynics.

A brand new curriculum kitchen has been launched at Sir Robert Hitcham’s Primary School in Framlingham in a bid to educate children on food and healthy eating.

A south Norfolk man who had already been disqualified from driving has been given an additional 12-month ban and a Community Order by magistrates.

A man has been charged with three different offences following an incident involving a firearm in Larling on Thursday, which resulted in the closure of part of the A11.

A struggle to find a prom dress for her daughter proved to be the inspiration for a Long Stratton woman who has started her own business.

Perhaps he offered a tatty bunch of flowers grabbed off a garage forecourt, or maybe he opted to watch the football with a six-pack of lager, rather than take his better half out for a candle-lit dinner.

Alex was thin and weak when she was discovered in the garden of a cottage, but has now recovered from her ordeal. She has put on weight and her lovely fur is soft and shiny once more.

A parish council in south Norfolk says it is saddened but sympathetic to the loss of its village post office following planning approval to convert the building into a home.

It is 20 years ago this year that the British Heart Foundation charity shop in Diss opened.

Number 2 Stud Cottages in Riddlesworth is a Victorian-era former estate cottage with features that are charming throughout.

A south Norfolk tradesman has battled back from ill health to be named as a dream builder for the Eastern Counties.

The store manager at the Oxfam store in Diss has called on more people to volunteer as she prepares to retire following almost 20 years of involvement with the charity.

The future of a closed public house in Bressingham remains uncertain after the owners appealed to remove the property’s Community Asset status that played a part in last year’s change-of-use application refusal.

A well-known and respected teacher in the Eye area for many years, Miss Anne Valerie Fewkes has died at the aged of 86.

Another wind farm proposal in south Norfolk has been knocked back just days after the same developer appealed against the dismissal of separate wind turbine plans in the area.

A former editor of the Diss Express has gone from papers to pet food in a radical career change.