Diss

Community groups and charities across Norfolk and Suffolk are in line for a portion of a £24,000 funding pot, after Persimmon Homes Anglia opened the bidding this month.

This is sweet little three year old Tiggy. She has come into care because she was not happy in her previous home. She is lovely but very shy.

For the second year in a row, Year 9 students at Framlingham College were tasked with solving the case of the death of Mr Tinker.

Disgruntled individuals and groups in Harleston say they are worried a dedicated dog zone at the Recreation Ground will not alleviate the area’s persistent problems and will only hinder people wanting to use the space.

An archaeological dig that aims to uncover an insight into the lives of lesser known Diss residents from history takes place this weekend, to mark the start of the town’s regeneration project.

Diss railway station has earned top marks following a recent mystery shopping exercise evaluating the quality of information provided to customers.

The infant children at Shelton with Hardwick Community School have been enjoying an out-of-this-world experience this term.

Staff at a building society in Diss became bestsellers after raising more than £500 during a charity book sale in February.

To some small villages in north Suffolk, crime is something that happens only in other parishes.

TODAY: Jack and Ricky Eakers, 8, of Church Close, Roydon.

Two men have been charged in connection with the alleged theft of red diesel in East Harling on Tuesday.

Pupils of Diss Junior School were present at a flag raising event in Diss Park to celebrate Commonwealth Day on Monday, which this year places a focus on it being “young, fresh, and relevant to all generations”.

Amateur dramatics society Harleston Players is seeking budding actors to audition for its upcoming production later this year.

Thelnetham Mill has issued a plea for volunteers with a busy year ahead scheduled.

A planning application for eight affordable homes in Wortham could be submitted next month.

His legacy includes the founding of Attleborough’s Wolf Brewery and his part in ushering in a new era of quality real ale drinking in Norfolk.

A bill pioneered by South Norfolk MP Richard Bacon intending to make it easier for people to carry out self-build projects is set to become law, after passing through its final reading in Parliament today.

Six allotment sheds in Church Road, Brockdish, have been broken into.

A blue generator worth £3,500 has been stolen in Kenninghall.

Police are urging north Suffolk residents to be vigilant after four burglaries took place last Friday.