Quirky

A town’s pantomime has been an overwhelming success.

A new study has revealed where the worst places for mobile phone signals are in Norfolk.

It is that magical time of year again and the pantomime offering at The Corn Hall in Diss is Jack and the Beanstalk.

Families got the chance to eat with a very special guest, as Santa took a break from his busy schedule to spread a little Christmas magic.

A village pub hosted a festive bake-off to find out who makes the best mince pies.

A pet dog has taken a starring role in a primary school’s latest Ofsted inspection, which praised the institution for having ‘extremely happy’ pupils.

A Santa sleigh has passed its MoT at a Rushall garage as it prepares for a busy month.

A growing podcast hosted by a Suffolk-based duo, has set out to promote a positive mentality in the face of ill health.

An unassuming suitcase – containing manuscripts, letters and documents from a world-cup winning manager – will go under the hammer tomorrow.

A mystery man and woman from Norfolk have won prizes of £1 million each in the same EuroMillions UK Millionaire Maker draw.

A pair of rare classic cars discovered in a Suffolk barn, having been hidden away for 40 years, have sold for tens of thousands of pounds.

A metal detectorist, who stumbled on a gold Victorian pocket watch in a field near Diss, is hoping to find the family it came from.

A group of men have bared it all for a village calendar in support of a very worthy cause.

A pantomime star has attracted national media attention after being one of the first graduates of a degree course dedicated to the art form.

Lucky households could find a golden ticket for the zoo in their mail from Monday.

The former programme editor of Diss Town Football Club has released his latest book about the club.

A woman has been charged with thefts of soft toys worth almost £3000 from garden centres across South Norfolk, Breckland and Broadland.

Traditional games of conkers were on the menu when a village pub pitted young and old against each other.

Animal sculptures from a charity’s art trail have raised more than £21,000 after going under the hammer at auction.

Hundreds of children and their families clicked their heels to be transported to a world inspired by The Wizard of Oz.