Human Interest

A £20,000 project looking at the impact that American airmen had on south Norfolk and the region during the Second World War has launched.

A promise between a former British ambassador to Iran and a hostage in captivity will see them run the London Marathon together.

A butcher and baker have seen their version of a chocolate bar bring them huge success – and the no small matter of a new fridge.

An eggs-traordinary twist on a normal egg hunt has been taking place at Banham Zoo over the Easter holidays.

A woman has made a dream start to life as an author after seeing her debut novel nominated for a top award.

An Antiques Roadshow-style event gave people the perfect chance to find out the value of their most prized possessions.

Heartfelt tributes have been paid to a woman who loved her community and brought a flair for design and colour to her town.

An Easter trail has seen families hunting high and low in a bid to win a hamper full of heavenly goodies.

Efforts to donate a number of fire engines to Ukraine moved a step closer at the weekend.

A company, which was founded nearly 25 years ago, has unveiled a new showroom in Diss.

An app that reminds people of their bin collection days is costing a district council tens of thousands of pounds, it has been revealed.

A fundraising sale tipped the scales in favour of a charity which supports people going through personal difficulties.

A 13-year-old boy has died following a town incident.

A pre-school manager said she is “lucky to manage such a dedicated and passionate team” following a glowing Ofsted inspection.

A town school is celebrating after being selected by Tesco customers to receive a £5,000 donation.

Banham Zoo has joined forces with a Norfolk supercar company to promote sustainability and conservation.

People are being given the chance to play a starring role in a town’s biggest spectacle of the year.

Some of the stories of Diss down the ages have been recorded as part of a film project about the town.

A swimming pool, which had been earmarked for closure, has been saved and will reopen later this month.

A village road is set to be closed for three days with more than £3,000 worth of work being done to repair a broken pipe.