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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.

Tasty treats were on the menu at last weekend as Harleston Ladies Circle brought their best bakes to the table to raise some funds.

A chocolatier is set to sell the business she created from her kitchen at home 18 years ago.

Children flocked to an event hosted by an award-winning Framlingham author last weekend.

A rallying cry has gone out for more women and their tractors to join the special charity event.

The artist has appeared on a hit BBC show showing off her bold and evocative style.

The conversion of a town bank into flats will herald the end of an era for a family’s “hidden garden”, which they have cherished for 47 years.

There was dancing in the streets as an annual parade celebrated the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War.

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.

Suffolk superstar Ed Sheeran has released a set of limited edition football stickers to be given away to fans this weekend.

World Book Day saw book lovers from the Diss Express area either taking in their favourite reads or dressing up as their favourite characters.

Metalwork to some may not fit in this modern day and age of technology, but one Suffolk man is bucking that idea in innovative ways.

A woman is searching for her pet skunk, Buddy, who has gone missing in Suffolk.

A popular walking site has launched a new footpath, which has used 5,262, recycled tyres for its surface.

A pair of friends have brought a taste of Asian tea culture to Norfolk, with their own take on the flavour-popping sensation.

The end date of a town trail has been extended due to its popularity.

A couple, who brought their beloved car back to life after it was left rusting more than a decade, have seen their story reach a national audience.

Speed-hungry racers hurtled down a hill in a host of crazy contraptions as a village held its first gravity race.

Staff at a petrol station had a surprise visit from a Strictly Come Dancing finalist this week.