Politics

Schools in the Diss Express area set to benefit from roof-top solar power, following a £180 million investment to reduce energy bills.

Defra has said a cull at a Norfolk farm has taken place after bird flu was confirmed on the premises.

The region’s most senior health boss has launched a scathing attack on the Government’s plans to reform the NHS after stepping down from her role.

Norfolk’s fields could be transformed into industrial sites if an influx of solar farms are approved.

Plans to reinstate a village’s landmark pub sign have been given the green light.

A Norfolk steakhouse is set for a new lease of life after announcing its shock closure.

Campaigners formed a human chain across a village footpath on the outskirts of Shotesham to protest against the East Pye development.

Plans have been unveiled for another solar farm in an area of Norfolk which is already set to host the UK’s largest development.

A new feeding station has been unveiled by the Mere in Diss in an attempt to stop people from feeding bread to the town’s resident ducks.

Villagers living along a proposed pylon route through Norfolk have described a compensation offer of up to £250 off their energy bills as “insulting”.

A hidden danger could be lurking in thousands of Norfolk homes, an MP has warned.

A district council has revealed more details about a £6 million community health and fitness facility to be built on a former car dealership site.

Ground has been broken on the site of a new supermarket in Harleston, just over two years after it was first given planning permission.

Plans for a new estate of 21 new homes on farmland in a small Norfolk village have been approved.

A Norfolk County councillor of 12 years has left his roles to focus on his new MP position.

More than £86,000 has been shared among community projects across mid-Suffolk, including a number of sporting organisations.

A Norfolk racetrack is set to expand with a new “landmark” hotel and simulation centre.

A council is urging communities to ‘act quickly’ in opposing plans for a massive 1,500-acre solar farm in north Suffolk.

Diss Town Council has agreed a budget for its upcoming financial year, with a 4.79 per cent increase for to the town’s taxpayers.

A decision on the future of Diss Youth and Community Centre is set to be put on hold – until plans for a wider development are finalised.