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Organisers of a community market, which is steeped in history, have branded its latest offering a great success.

A charity creative hub in Diss let people create their own mandala mosaic art during a workshop day.

A horse charity opened its doors to welcome families big and small during half term week for its ‘Wacky Wednesdays’.

A heavyweight of the horticultural industry is celebrating winning its 29th gold medal at this year’s RHS Chelsea Flower Show.

This year’s Palgrave Open Gardens has been hailed a great success by its organisers.

A singer-songwriter from Diss has won the chance to take to the stage at this year’s Glastonbury Festival.

The Viking Day included a camp, archery, axe throwing and a combat demonstration.

The creator of the highly-popular Mere Quacks cartoon, which was a fixture of the Diss Express for more than 50 years, has a new exhibition.

Fans of Vauxhall, Bedford and Opel vehicles are gearing up for a great weekend at a leisure and retail park.

Picture book author and illustrator Chloe Inkpen brought entertaining and interactive storytelling to Diss Corn Hall.

Twenty-six artists, including two new to the group, will open their studio doors to visitors when a popular art trail returns this weekend.

A mother, who fell in love with burlesque dancing as a hobby, is hoping to pass on her passion to others after starting classes in the art form.

An artist, whose work helped her in her fight against cancer, has returned with a new exhibition – inspired by the area’s wildlife.

This former EastEnders actress will return to the entertainment industry after a 14-year break when she takes to the mic at Park Radio next week.

Diss Corn Hall has made it through to the regional finals of the Muddy Stilettos Awards.

Green-fingered enthusiasts showed off their blooming best when Diss and District Horticultural Society held its spring show.

A fourth generation farmer is celebrating 50 years of acting with the Harleston Players as he prepares for its latest production.

The manager of Diss Museum is calling on people to become donors to the site in order to help it thrive and survive for future generations.

A history book on Needham, which marks the culmination of six years of research, has been released.

An acclaimed singer and trumpeter with a world famous jazz band is set to make her first appearance in Diss next month.