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Work to build next-generation full-fibre broadband is due to start in 18 villages across south Norfolk this month.
Tools were taken after sheds were broken into at a property.
M&Co bosses are urging residents in Diss to help support the British high street, as the coronavirus pandemic continues to cripple the retail sector.
A brewery's "Drive Thru" beer collection service is being given a Hallowe'en makeover to frighten customers next week.
Students at Hartismere School used lockdown to create their own artwork reflecting their experiences during the turbulent time.
In doing so, Alan Carter has managed to raise more than £2,500 for East Anglia's Children's Hospices.
The family of Jack Lee paid tribute to him by completing a 10-mile walk across Diss, passing by as many of his old stomping grounds as possible.
Since moving to Diss nine years ago, Phil Rusted has established himself as one of the leading commercial plant suppliers in the UK.
A man has been taken to hospital after being pinned against his own car in a road rage incident.
A tractor has been stolen along with an attached yard scraper.
A woman in her 20s was punched in the face by a man during the robbery.
All workers who have been on site since the start of August will now be tested.
Police were called after reports that a man was acting suspiciously, but after he was detained under the mental health act he became seriously unwell.
Police and an ambulance rushed to the scene, with an air ambulance landing in the park beside the Mere a short time later.
Work was originally set to begin in 2022, but was brought forward recognising the impact of the road closure on the community.
It has taken the attraction decades to get it back permanently.
Some of Greater Anglia's ticket offices will be closing for three weeks due to low sales.
Grant Shapps said: "We need to take every precaution."
John Fuller criticised talks for governmental re-organisation during an ongoing pandemic
Attleborough Town Council was beset by infighting after a series of extraordinary meetings, claims of bullying and police attendance.
The project is estimated to be around £29m.
Changes have been made to bring a school's popular code of rainbow values to the fore.
Actors brought the 1600s to life with a marvellous Harleston live history performance over the weekend.
The Dennington Queen and Old Buckenham High School volunteered to close temporarily
The positive test result caused the school to be closed today while deep cleaning takes place.
