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

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.”

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

A village calendar inspired by a popular BBC show has been launched in aid of helping its community.

Music and art filled Diss Park as the third Life Fest entertained hundreds of people.

A village road has seen feathered figures flocking to it as a ‘bird Banksy’ continues to strike.

Some childhood memories went under the hammer at T W Gaze in Diss at its latest Toy Sale.

A Diss landmark has been given a bright new look after a donation by a town’s builders’ merchant.

A Norfolk council has refused to explain why it is shutting members of the public out of a mysterious meeting tonight.

A former farmer’s wife has returned to the place that she called home for many years, thanks to a special trip organised by her care home.

Visitors from far and wide came to an event taking a step back in time.

An inventor for a company has become a finalist in a £1.2 million competition which could help put people permanently on the Moon.

A beehive project that has become the heart of its community has celebrated its 10th anniversary.

Characters from a galaxy far, far away and beyond returned at the weekend – to the delight of fans of science fiction.

Hundreds of people have taken on the challenge of mastering a maze since it first opened.

A dog charity has welcomed a recovering Olympian shot putter to put their canines through their paces, while still working on her sporting career.

A music fan has been reunited with an iconic piece of vinyl – more than 50 years after first buying it.

A popular sculpture trail has expanded into another town this year, taking even more people for a walk on the wild side.

A Diss auction house is set to welcome TV cameras this week for a BBC show and is asking people to come and be part of the filming