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The pair cooking up a Libyan and Italian fusion restaurant in Harleston have ‘massive ambitions’ to introduce the cuisine to the world.

Hundreds of enthusiasts immersed themselves in a world of Lego over the weekend.

Put your general knowledge to the test with the Saturday Social – the ultimate online pub quiz.

An 80s pop icon is set to return to town, singing songs and sharing stories from his incredible career.

The countdown for Diss Carnival has begun with full schedule announced.

Music was in the air as an organ festival made a triumphant return last weekend, with a few TV personalities thrown in.

A small village club has issued a rallying cry for more boardgame fans to join them – and score big.

A market in a well-known food hall has been branded a huge success after its first outing.

Ed Sheeran will be bringing it homes this summer with a set of gigs at Portman Road.

Drinkers, train lovers and fine weather delivered the goods as a village attraction opened its doors for the first time in 2025.

A £20,000 project looking at the impact that American airmen had on south Norfolk and the region during the Second World War has launched.

A woman has made a dream start to life as an author after seeing her debut novel nominated for a top award.

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

An award-winning art scheme has announced it will not be going ahead this year – for its 30th anniversary.

An award-winning town venue is hoping to make it two in a row after being nominated for an accolade it won last year.

A band which formed from a Suffolk village music club is set to take on only its second live gig to fund-raise for a cancer charity.

An exhibition celebrating national and international female artists has opened at The Corn Hall in Diss.

A choir celebrating its 14th anniversary has donated more than £9,000 to a pair of charities.

The opening of a new enclosure and flying display area at an owl sanctuary gave people a chance to walk on the wild side.

A photographer and editor of Eye Magazine is set to show lockdown life through a lens with her new exhibition.