Human Interest

The stellar success of her previous children's book has spurred Mandy Hartley on to write a sequel.

Amy is one of eight local students which Splice Creative has offered work experience to at their Diss offices.

After months of uncertainty, the deadlock over their future of the toilets was finally broken this week.

A nurse’s battle with cancer has spurred her family and friends to raise funds in her memory

The new building comes as the prep school needs to find space for an increasing number of pupils.

The concert features a choir of 2,000 children, dressed to resemble two giant remembrance poppies.

A Brush with the Past opened last week, with the exhibition celebrating the town's industrial brush-making past.

The headstones are dated between the 1700s and 1800s, including the headstone of an infant girl.

A dressing gown tie and a couple's teamwork is what it took for a baby to be successfully born in a car on a village road.

Diss Express launches new campaign

Dr Katy Mitchell has launched a new clinic.

"Other than a map, a washing-up bowl, a kettle, a basic car repair kit and half-a-dozen changes of clothing, that's it."

A 200-year-old Brockdish village school has been reopened as the Waveney Heritage Centre.

Evan is raising money for a trip to Kenya

The charity is designed to maintain Scole Pocket Park and four other pieces of land.

A Rickinghall woman has successfully undergone heart surgery, after a pioneering new method failed.

Couple celebrate 18 years at the pub where they shared a first date.

The scheme was set up in the wake of Peter Wrighton's murder in the village.

Richard Bacon MP urges Diss Town Council "to get on with it"

Now in its third year, the day will kick off with the Nine Towns Sportive.