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The hotel steeped in History takes a giant leap into the unknown

The hotel steeped in History takes a giant leap into the unknown

The Swan Inn in Harleston is using lockdown to reinvent itself for the future
Mid-Suffolk Light Railway signals no return this year

Mid-Suffolk Light Railway signals no return this year

Projects at the site are still underway though for its return in 2021.
Return saw a palpable sense of relief, says Mellis headteacher

Return saw a palpable sense of relief, says Mellis headteacher

My Ryle has thanked parents and teachers for their continuing support.
Daily Round-Up: Refusing a mask as unacceptable as drink driving, claims Royal Society boss

Daily Round-Up: Refusing a mask as unacceptable as drink driving, claims Royal Society boss

Plus: Norfolk and Suffolk coronavirus figures, PM under fire from care homes, Chancellor to unveil energy saving scheme
Extinction Rebellion hold protest outside Richard Bacon MP's office

Extinction Rebellion hold protest outside Richard Bacon MP's office

Protesters held placards outside the South Norfolk MP's office in Long Stratton
Dickleburgh museum volunteers band together as site stays closed

Dickleburgh museum volunteers band together as site stays closed

The volunteers continue their great work ready for 2021.
Woman dies after fatal collision in Stoke Ash

Woman dies after fatal collision in Stoke Ash

The incident happened at around 5am this morning (July 6).

BUSINESS

Diss Express designer’s joy at award win

Diss Express designer’s joy at award win

Well done Debbie.
'It's like the Berlin Wall': Harleston businesses divided over social distancing measures in town centre

'It's like the Berlin Wall': Harleston businesses divided over social distancing measures in town centre

A number of road closures introduced by the council have split opinion amongst business owners in the town
Banham Zoo's special opening to thank fundraising fans

Banham Zoo's special opening to thank fundraising fans

The zoo has opened for general admissions from today.
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CRIME

Man charged for spitting at members of the public

Man charged for spitting at members of the public

The 54-year-old has been released on police bail
Police catch more than 4,000 speeders over two-week campaign

Police catch more than 4,000 speeders over two-week campaign

Police in Norfolk and Suffolk have released the alarming figures, which were collected over a two week period.
Growing number of hedgehogs mysteriously found dead around village

Growing number of hedgehogs mysteriously found dead around village

A mother and daughter are bringing awareness to the alarming rate that hedgehogs are being found dead in the area.
Pair charged after causing £3,000 worth of criminal damage in Harleston

Pair charged after causing £3,000 worth of criminal damage in Harleston

The two men, aged 22 and 24, have named by police.
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HEALTH

Daily Round-Up: Refusing a mask as unacceptable as drink driving, claims Royal Society boss

Daily Round-Up: Refusing a mask as unacceptable as drink driving, claims Royal Society boss

Plus: Norfolk and Suffolk coronavirus figures, PM under fire from care homes, Chancellor to unveil energy saving scheme
Daily Round-Up: £1.5 billion lifeline for arts and culture

Daily Round-Up: £1.5 billion lifeline for arts and culture

Plus: Norfolk and Suffolk coroanvirus figures, pandemic causing more than 7,000 cancer deaths a year, Italian composer dead at 91
PM confirms reduction in social distancing measures

PM confirms reduction in social distancing measures

Boris Johnson read out the change in his statement to the House of Commons today.
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TRANSPORT

Ticket office for town station to temporarily close from next week

Ticket office for town station to temporarily close from next week

Some of Greater Anglia's ticket offices will be closing for three weeks due to low sales.
Coronavirus Daily: Masks to be worn on UK public transport, MP announces

Coronavirus Daily: Masks to be worn on UK public transport, MP announces

Grant Shapps said: "We need to take every precaution."
Norfolk museum rolls out plan to save war machine

Norfolk museum rolls out plan to save war machine

The prototype is seen as an important part of military history.
Billingford collision appeal after cyclist injured

Billingford collision appeal after cyclist injured

The incident happened yesterday (May 19).
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POLITICS

Daily Round-Up: Refusing a mask as unacceptable as drink driving, claims Royal Society boss

Daily Round-Up: Refusing a mask as unacceptable as drink driving, claims Royal Society boss

Plus: Norfolk and Suffolk coronavirus figures, PM under fire from care homes, Chancellor to unveil energy saving scheme
Extinction Rebellion hold protest outside Richard Bacon MP's office

Extinction Rebellion hold protest outside Richard Bacon MP's office

Protesters held placards outside the South Norfolk MP's office in Long Stratton
MP signs letter in concerted push for better air quality

MP signs letter in concerted push for better air quality

The MP is one of 90 parliamentarians asking the PM to support the proposals.
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EDUCATION

Return saw a palpable sense of relief, says Mellis headteacher

Return saw a palpable sense of relief, says Mellis headteacher

My Ryle has thanked parents and teachers for their continuing support.
Public school sees boost in admissions boost after parents turn away from state schools

Public school sees boost in admissions boost after parents turn away from state schools

Riddlesworth Hall Preparatory School has seen a noticeable increase in admissions for the upcoming September term.
Coronavirus Daily: School plans could be out on hold as Norfolk registers no new daily cases

Coronavirus Daily: School plans could be out on hold as Norfolk registers no new daily cases

Suffolk also reported a very low number of cases.
Could Suffolk pupils be attending summer schools?

Could Suffolk pupils be attending summer schools?

Summer schools are being considered as a way to help children to catch up with their lessons.
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