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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

A primary school brought its community together as it celebrated its 150 anniversary.

Visitors from far and wide came to see all things mechanical at this year’s Tractorfest, helping to raise thousands for charity.

A pair of metal detectorists have inspired a fundraising draw to help replace one of Diss Museum’s 200-year-old pillars.

A man from Norfolk has won £1 million in a EuroMillions draw and has some interesting plans on how he will spend some of the money.

The founder of Diss Litter Picking Group has thanked supporters as it celebrated its third anniversary.

A signature event in a town’s calendar returned, celebrating a small, but rather special, instrument.

Gislingham Summer Fair saw hundreds of people come to the event after it made a triumphant return.

Building brick enthusiasts from far and wide have shown off some of their intricate and most ambitious creations.

A Diss High School student made quite the entrance when she arrived at her end-of-year prom in a fire engine.

More than 500 people went to The Summer Beer Festival at the Fox Inn in Garboldisham – did our photographer take a shot of you enjoying a pint?

A pair of farmers have thanked people after a ‘pig experience’ venture has exploded in popularity and is helping them buy a new tractor.

Keepers have welcomed a pair of new animals to Banham Zoo in the hope of helping an international breeding programme.

An artisan teapot pottery company has welcomed a new member staff, as it seeks a global reach.

A former professional ballet performer was given one last chance to fulfil a childhood dream, to perform at the Royal Opera House in London.

A paramotorist from Metfield has become a national champion at the British Open Paramotors Championships in Kent.

Efforts are under way to reintroduce an endangered species back into the Waveney Valley.

An event, aimed at raising money to rejuvenate a condemned play park, collected more than £1,000 for the cause.

A woman has completed a two-month long pilgrimage, walking more than 550 miles along an ancient network of routes, leading to the tomb of St James.

A mobile zoo offered school children a chance to meet a host of animals, including a tarantula, a scorpion and a lesser bamboo rat.