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Eye Open Gardens returned this month after being cancelled for the past two years due to the coronavirus pandemic

Paul Allum spent 10 hours painstakingly putting together more than 1,000 figurines to mark the Platinum Jubilee

Dozens of cut out corgis were displayed outside of St Peter's Church last weekend to mark the Platinum Jubilee celebrations

A pair of carpet fitters saw their day take an unexpected turn after they were called on to rescue a deer that had been trapped in some goal netting

Charlotte and Luke Giddings' selection of brownies, cakes and cookies is proving so popular, they are now supplying them wholesale

The exhibition is open to the public until March 26.

The town's Royal British Legion will commemorate the 80th anniversary of the two fatal crashes that happened on the same day.

"I'm sure that our team's success is an inspiration to many other small heritage railway projects around the country."

Across the Diss Express area, we were sent in pictures of people donning costumes for World Book Day.

The former gardener has made the jump after rediscovering one of his first loves during lockdown.

He was heavily involved in the town, helping with the annual carnival and was well known in sporting circles.

February 24 marked 100 years since the birth of a Diss goalkeeper, who would go on to play a little-known part in FA Cup history.

It will be The Sweetie Shop's last day of trading tomorrow.

A protest is to be staged tomorrow, with residents coming together in a statement on local water quality issues.

The youngster was so taken by wildlife photography that he quickly moved on to a professional camera – with some spectacular results.

The 62-year-old, from Roydon, joined the service in 2007 – at a time when all the doctors in the service were volunteers.

The three have been selected to take part in the 25th World Scout Jamboree in South Korea next year – but to get there, the real work starts now.

Since moving to Diss nearly 20 years ago, Roy Aziz has built a reputation as the town’s go-to mobile phone repairman

Basil Abbott give us his take on the Eastern Angles Theatre Company's new production: From Rushmere with Love.

A Diss man has achieved his ambition of singing a Christmas classic after six decades.