Diss

A holiday cottage business that only opened in July, has been awarded four-star and four-star Gold by the Quality in Tourism Board.

Residents of Gislingham banded together last month to plant around 500 new trees on a prominent village green, as part of wider environmental revitalisation project.

The support group representing Bressingham Steam Museum has issued an open call for active volunteers to help maximise the attractions on offer during the high season.

A teacher at Garboldisham Primary School has praised her reception class after their nativity performance last month.

Tinka, currently in the care of the Cats Protection Branch in Bury St Edmunds, is our featured Cat of the Week.

Three cars were involved in a crash on the A140 at Tasburgh this morning.

A teenage girl has been robbed in Tasburgh.

The famous Bloom family of Bressingham has won permission to create a wedding venue in the grounds of their Grade II-listed hall, amid strong opposition in the village.

The term unsung hero is now used so frequently that it often has to be prefixed with the word ‘genuine’ to emphasise the point.

A Norfolk County Council worker from the Diss area says her recognition in the 2015 New Years Honours list is representative of the commitment and hard work put in by her colleagues over the years.

TODAY: Joshua Hardy, 12, of Bullfinch Drive, Harleston; Lily Garnham, 8, of Upper Rose Lane, Palgrave.

Old Buckenham Airfield has revealed that its Military Revival show will combine with a new Vintage festival for 2015 and be known as Military and Vintage Revival.

Improvement works to a junction in Blo’ Norton will result in a five-day road closure later this month, according to Norfolk County Council.

Old Wood Hall in Great Green, Thrandeston, is a spacious and bright bungalow boasting established grounds and an excellent rural position.

A man caught with thousands of pounds worth of cannabis who told police that he planned to use some of it in cooking has been jailed.

A woman has died following a serious collision between her car and a bin lorry on the A140 road at Pulham Market earlier today.

A controversial proposal to construct a major wedding and functions venue in Bressingham is set to go ahead after receiving planning permission earlier today.

A watch and a number of collectable coins have been stolen during a burglary in Tivetshall St Margaret.

Greater Anglia are reporting rail services between Norwich and London are back to normal after a lorry struck a bridge in Diss this morning.

The long-running saga around a proposed wind farm in Hempnall has re-emerged once again after the developer behind it lodged an appeal against the dismissal of its plans.