People are being given the chance to play a starring role in a town’s biggest spectacle of the year.
Some of the stories of Diss down the ages have been recorded as part of a film project about the town.
Flowers fans were full with the joys of spring as record numbers visited a horticultural society’s flower show at last weekend.
A table-top gamer, who has grown his online trading business, has opened a shop in Diss to bring like-minded people together.
A football event dubbed ‘the world’s greatest single-goal knockout competition’ will return to Diss on Good Friday.
We are a nation of bed sharers when it comes to giving our furry friends somewhere to sleep, according to a Norfolk pet care company.
The organiser of a village craft fair has bowed out in style, having overseen more than 20 events in her time at the helm.
Tasty treats were on the menu at last weekend as Harleston Ladies Circle brought their best bakes to the table to raise some funds.
A chocolatier is set to sell the business she created from her kitchen at home 18 years ago.
Children flocked to an event hosted by an award-winning Framlingham author last weekend.
A rallying cry has gone out for more women and their tractors to join the special charity event.
The artist has appeared on a hit BBC show showing off her bold and evocative style.
The conversion of a town bank into flats will herald the end of an era for a family’s “hidden garden”, which they have cherished for 47 years.
There was dancing in the streets as an annual parade celebrated the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War.
