Diss

Readers of the Diss Express will have seen regular stories on the Royal British Legion (RBL) – from members’ attendance at Remembrance, running competitions in local schools, and other community involvement.

The Tour of Britain cycle race returns to south Norfolk this year, with Attleborough and other south Norfolk villages part of the route for 2015.

Craft-loving pupils at Hoxne Primary School were among stall holders at a spring fair on Saturday.

A television has been stolen from a Diss home.

I’ve finally got round To the ironing. In my case, this means—I’m ready to share with you a particular dislike I have.

Hitler’s bombers were less of a threat to Eye’s essential charm and character than Mid Suffolk District Council (MSDC). At least you could repair bomb damage.

Official figures released this year say that for the UK as a whole, crime is at its lowest level since 1981.

Police are appealing for witnesses after a van collided with a pedestrian in Harleston.

The number of patrols by police in Diss on Friday and Saturday nights have increased following a rise in the number of reports for anti-social behaviour.

A man has been hospitalised after four men entered his home and assaulted him in Attleborough.

A woman was taken to hospital on Friday after suffering a medical incident in Bunwell.

A solar eclipse will be visible in Norfolk and Suffolk when the phenomenon occurs this Friday.

Regular readers will have seen that I am running this year’s London marathon with my wife Laura in aid of the East Anglian Air Ambulance.

Pupils of a north Suffolk school had a chance to quiz a pair of local farmers as part of Tractors in Primary Schools Week held earlier this month.

An MP has demanded a comprehensive review of roads in Norfolk amid fears from Harling residents that injury or damage could occur if the issues are left unchecked.

A primary school in Diss is in need of improvement in a number of key areas, according to the results of its most recent Ofsted inspection.

A proposal seeking outline planning permission to further expand the housing landscape in Scole has been submitted to South Norfolk Council.

Diss Rotary Club has teamed up with Suffolk chocolate makers Hadleigh Maid to create unique Easter Eggs in support of East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH) and the East Anglian Air Ambulance (EAAA).

Second World War memories of villagers in north Suffolk are set to be part of a permanent memorial in the United States to the American airmen who flew from our region.

A Harleston man who has remained a familiar face to the town’s business community for more than four decades has received plaudits following his retirement from his long-standing role at a local shop.