Politics

A project to create a tranquil place of reflection has been shortlisted for a community award.

The Conservatives hold onto the Central Suffolk and North Ipswich constituency

South West Norfolk’s new MP has vowed to tackle challenges in the area which ‘can’t be ignored’

The Greens have made election history after Adrian Ramsay wins new Waveney Valley constituency.

With a general election tomorrow, a number of parliamentary hopefuls were put through their paces in Diss and Harleston.

The Tories could be facing a total wipeout in Norfolk at next month’s election, for the first time in the party’s history, according to a new poll.

Campaigners battling pylon plans have sought to highlight the perceived lack of action by regulators – by sending a mock invoice for its services.

A food producer, famous for its breed of duck, has put forward plans to create a 17-acre solar farm.

Green Party candidates and activists from across the East gathered in a town yesterday to launch the party’s General Election campaign for the area.

A reservoir could be constructed as part of a wide-ranging application to increase operations at a poultry processing factory in Eye.

The main construction work for a bypass, which is set to cost nearly £50 million, is set to start next week after being given government approval.

Norfolk’s new police and crime commissioner has spoken about the weight of responsibility resting on her shoulders having taken on the role.

A developer, wanting to create electric vehicle charging points in Diss, is to appeal to the Secretary of State after having its plans turned down.

A campaigner said she feels Eye has been abandoned by the county council after it lifted a restriction on HGVs going through the town.

Plans for two new fast food restaurants in Diss have been thrown out due to concerns over their impact on the environment.

Diss’ main community venue could be demolished as officials wrestle with various options in order to safeguard its long-term future.

Proposals for two new fast food restaurants in a Norfolk town are facing opposition amid concerns for wildlife.

A town post office will be relocated after 70 years despite calls for the move to be scrapped.

The latest statutory consultation on a contentious pylon proposal has begun – but opposition campaigners say alternatives are being ignored.

A Norfolk school is set for a major expansion after lodging plans for more than 70 new overnight rooms.