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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.

A ceramist has spoken of her thrill at being asked to be part of a creative collective for this year’s Norfolk Open Studios.

Banham Zoo has released pictures and announced a new furry arrival at the highly-popular attraction.

With BBQ season in full flow, our reporter looked to take his ‘grill game’ to another level with a Thai Vietnamese-themed cooking course.

A piece by a renowend sculptor – famous for the Angel of the North – has joined other lots at a town auction to help a charity buy its spiritual home

The troupe of an international circus has been entertaining the crowds this week in its first visit to Diss

A much-loved Norfolk steam museum will be hitting our screens again this month for a second series going behind the scenes of the site.

The Harleston and Waveney Art Trail is ready to make its return, showcasing the rich and varied works of local artists.

Aspiring young musicians are set to go head-to-head as part of a new music competition.

An exhibition at Diss Museum has been proving eye-catching for visitors.

A leisure and retail destination opened a new adventure footgolf course today