Human Interest

A grand garden project has officially been opened after a community came together to see it over the line.

The 80th anniversary of one of the most important days in modern-day history was observed by those in Diss and across the UK last week.

A former town centre steakhouse is set to be turned into a fine dining restaurant.

An MP has called on education bosses to urgently address the funding crisis affecting rural schools in Norfolk and Suffolk.

A learning disability nurse has shared her life-altering battle with long Covid and the measures she hopes will help colleagues with disabilities.

A small village club has issued a rallying cry for more boardgame fans to join them – and score big.

A beautiful day saw the return of a town’s family-themed fundraiser which raised thousands.

A market in a well-known food hall has been branded a huge success after its first outing.

A medieval ceremony returned for its second year, as a harvested crop was blessed by royalty.

This year’s Diss Honoured Citizens have been announced.

Public consultations on a proposed new leisure centre finished this week, with council bosses saying it has helped to shape the next steps.

A Conservative councillor has been charged with criminal damage over an early hours incident in which the window of a small business was broken.

A 10-strong fire service team have set themselves the challenge of walking the length of Norfolk in under 24 hours to raise money for charity.

A family-run logistics firm, which was founded nearly 100 years ago, has honoured one of its own.

One man’s trash is another man’s treasure, and that is certainly true for Serenity Clarke.

A pair of chefs at a village pub are set to battle it out in a tasty showdown for the ultimate kitchen bragging rights.

Diss, Attleborough and Framlingham were represented at the London Marathon last week.

Gamers were in their element last Saturday as they got a first look at one at a business 10 years in the making.

A young boy, who has cancer, has formed an unlikely friendship with a footballing star.

A Diss High School teenager has been the face of a nationwide drive to raise awareness of teenage and young adult cancers.