Human Interest

All eyes were on man-eating sharks, treasure-hungry pirates and other sea dwellers as Pulham Market Carnival made a triumphant return.

A mother is campaigning for better safety and understanding for horse riders in her village after her daughter was nearly hit by a car.

A village school described as being “a happy and harmonious place for pupils” has been told it is still good after a visit by Ofsted.

Not content with reaching three figures, an amazing woman with a jest for life celebrated her 105th birthday at the weekend.

A quartet of vintage moped riders have set off on a cross-channel trip from the home of a global organisation to its world meeting in Maastricht.

Controversial plans to turn a pub which dates back 500 years into a home have been recommended for refusal.

Jewels from the Iron Age, Roman and medieval times have been discovered at the site of a new housing development.

An MP has championed a local health centre – and called for its services to be extended as part of an overhaul of the NHS.

More support is needed for farmers in Norfolk and Suffolk facing the blue tongue disease among livestock, according to the bishop.

A new estate agency, with a simple vision of buying and selling homes has launched.

The highly popular fundraiser saw 178 tractors swathed in pink travel a 20-mile route through south Norfolk and north Suffolk.

The RSPCA is appealing for information after four kittens were abandoned in a field.

A series of ‘system errors’ led to the ‘preventable’ death of a man after he was wrongly given a Covid vaccine, a report has concluded.

A leisure park in Suffolk took visitors back 1,000 years with an army encampment full of Saxon and Viking warriors.

Multiple fire crews were called from Suffolk and Norfolk to battle a fire in a former hanger on an industrial estate last night.

Hundreds of people lined the streets as the final stage of this year’s Tour of Britain came to a close.

A repair cafe – helping people to fix their household items instead of having to throw them away has launched in Diss.

Victoria crossed the line after an epic 140-mile test of endurance and heard the words she had been longing for: “You are an ironman.”

A husband-and-wife team have thanked their community for welcoming them after opening a new shop specialising in personalised baby gifts.

The hunt for information on a classic car has spurred on the publication of a book on the secret life of a chauffeur.