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The annual Pink Ladies' Tractor Road Run has raised a record sum in the team's bid to reach £1m.

A juice using unique apples has been growing in popularity from an equally interesting orchard near Eye.

Businesses are set to be celebrated as nominations for the the Broadland and South Norfolk Business Awards 2023 have opened.

A seven-year-old has used his love of gardening to help a foodbank by selling some hot stuff - chillies.

The brewery welcomed some of the best amateur brewers from East Anglia and further afield who put their best pints to the test last weekend.

A 22-year-old is riding the wave of the latest Pokémon revival by launching his own collectables store.

Stonemasons were called in to lift up a mysterious slab at a south Norfolk church and put to rest years of speculation.

Vehicles of all shapes and sizes are set to roll into town tomorrow for a fayre that has been on hold for two years.

“It went really well, though it was very tiring. Twelve hours is a long time just to stand still, let alone to run around a tennis court."

Floats took on this year’s theme, chosen by a Facebook poll months before, of kings and queens.

"Everyone has been incredible. We came here knowing it was an artistic area, but we did not realise the wealth of talent here, it is just phenomenal."

The Rector of Diss was treated to tea and cake at a party held in his honour last week as he retired from 21 years in the role.

Makers and creators from across south Norfolk are preparing to open their studio doors to share their creative processes

Peter and Heather Sorrell, who met when they were best man and bridesmaid at their friends’ wedding, have now reached 50 years of marriage themselves

30-year-old Jenna Lingwood has set up a fundraising page to raise money for the snake's equipment

Almost 1,000 people visited the spot where a Burmese elephant is believed to be buried

Five cyclists have completed a mammoth 120-mile journey to Buckingham Palace to raise money to save their village’s medieval church

Visitors dressed up as they made their way to Bressingham Steam Museum earlier this month to enjoy all things steampunk

The bug was last recorded in the county all the way back in 1925, before going unseen for almost 100 years

National Lottery players have been urged to check if theirs was the winning ticket purchased.