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Flats and shop plan at former bank given the green light

Flats and shop plan at former bank given the green light

Flats and shop plan at former bank given the green light

Plans to turn a former town centre bank into flats have been approved.


Harry takes aim at world title to follow in dad’s footsteps

Harry takes aim at world title to follow in dad’s footsteps

Harry takes aim at world title to follow in dad’s footsteps

A junior clay shooter is aiming to follow in his father’s footsteps as he represents his country.


‘It was wonderful to see so many smiling faces’: Youngsters skip for defibrillator funds

‘It was wonderful to see so many smiling faces’: Youngsters skip for defibrillator funds

‘It was wonderful to see so many smiling faces’: Youngsters skip for defibrillator funds

A primary school has raised more than £600 towards new defibrillators for the town.


Awards nod recognises church’s work in the community

Awards nod recognises church’s work in the community

Awards nod recognises church’s work in the community

A church has been recognised for its work in the community.


Power tools including chainsaw stolen in burglaries

Power tools including chainsaw stolen in burglaries

Power tools including chainsaw stolen in burglaries

Power tools including a chainsaw have been stolen from a pair of properties.


Hundreds flock to fair, raising thousands for good causes

Hundreds flock to fair, raising thousands for good causes

Hundreds flock to fair, raising thousands for good causes

Morris dancers and tractors were two of the highlights at a successful village summer fair on Saturday.


Glenn’s thanks for ‘world-class care’ following diagnosis

Glenn’s thanks for ‘world-class care’ following diagnosis

Glenn’s thanks for ‘world-class care’ following diagnosis

A man has spoken out after a study showed the outlook for people with a rare stroke condition had improved.


A ‘successful and enjoyable day’ as annual Ukulele Day returns

A ‘successful and enjoyable day’ as annual Ukulele Day returns

A ‘successful and enjoyable day’ as annual Ukulele Day returns

A day of music, workshops and performance celebrating the ukulele was a success on Saturday.


Biggest professional cycle race in Britain to return to Suffolk - find out where it will start, finish and pass through

Biggest professional cycle race in Britain to return to Suffolk - find out where it will start, finish and pass through

Biggest professional cycle race in Britain to return to Suffolk - find out where it will start, finish and pass through

The biggest professional cycle race in Britain and the UK’s largest free-to-spectate live sporting event will return to Suffolk this September.


Man who spearheaded efforts to regenerate the heart of a town honoured by The King

Man who spearheaded efforts to regenerate the heart of a town honoured by The King

Man who spearheaded efforts to regenerate the heart of a town honoured by The King

A man who helped to lead the efforts to regenerate the heart of a town has been honoured by The King


Town councillors told to put phones in kitchen amid bugging fears

Town councillors told to put phones in kitchen amid bugging fears

Town councillors told to put phones in kitchen amid bugging fears

Members of a troubled town council have been told to put their phones in the kitchen during meetings because they suspect one of them is being bugged.


All you need to know about this year’s Pink Ladies Tractor run as organisers awarded an MBE

All you need to know about this year’s Pink Ladies Tractor run as organisers awarded an MBE

All you need to know about this year’s Pink Ladies Tractor run as organisers awarded an MBE

A couple who have raised more than £1.2m for a cancer research said it was a "huge honour" to be recognised in King’s Honours list.


Man, 18, charged after town brawl involving knife

Man, 18, charged after town brawl involving knife

Man, 18, charged after town brawl involving knife

A man has been charged following an incident involving a knife in a town centre last week.


Sites for at least 1,200 new homes agreed by council cabinet

Sites for at least 1,200 new homes agreed by council cabinet

Sites for at least 1,200 new homes agreed by council cabinet

South Norfolk Council’s Village Cluster Housing Allocation Plan has been agreed by the council’s cabinet.


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