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The majesty of hedges was the topic of discussion at a recent book signing event.

A couple, who swapped city careers to reconnect with nature, are championing the best of British with their successful wool business.

Music was in the air as an organ festival made a triumphant return last weekend, with a few TV personalities thrown in.

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

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

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

A pair of best friends fought back tears as they completed a fun run, while dressed as a bumblebee and a dinosaur.

A darts marathon and fun day raised thousands of pounds for a cancer charity.

Drinkers, train lovers and fine weather delivered the goods as a village attraction opened its doors for the first time in 2025.

Football fans of all ages took to a sports ground to compete to be crowned King of the Cup.

The accidental discovery of a Second World War relic will see it incorporated into a town’s celebrations to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day.

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

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

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.

Flowers fans were full with the joys of spring as record numbers visited a horticultural society’s flower show at last weekend.

A table-top gamer, who has grown his online trading business, has opened a shop in Diss to bring like-minded people together.

A football event dubbed ‘the world’s greatest single-goal knockout competition’ will return to Diss on Good Friday.

We are a nation of bed sharers when it comes to giving our furry friends somewhere to sleep, according to a Norfolk pet care company.

The organiser of a village craft fair has bowed out in style, having overseen more than 20 events in her time at the helm.