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Pylon plan could spawn ‘legacy of degradation’, say MPs

Pylon plan could spawn ‘legacy of degradation’, say MPs

Pylon plan could spawn ‘legacy of degradation’, say MPs

Opponents to contentious pylon proposals are continuing their plea for alternatives to be explored.


PICTURE GALLERY: Diss VE Day 80 celebrations

PICTURE GALLERY: Diss VE Day 80 celebrations

PICTURE GALLERY: Diss VE Day 80 celebrations

The 80th anniversary of one of the most important days in modern-day history was observed by those in Diss and across the UK last week.


Former town steakhouse to become new fine dining restaurant

Former town steakhouse to become new fine dining restaurant

Former town steakhouse to become new fine dining restaurant

A former town centre steakhouse is set to be turned into a fine dining restaurant.


Town’s £6m community and leisure centre plans edge closer

Town’s £6m community and leisure centre plans edge closer

Town’s £6m community and leisure centre plans edge closer

Public consultations on a proposed new leisure centre finished this week, with council bosses saying it has helped to shape the next steps.


Councillor charged with criminal damage after broken shop window

Councillor charged with criminal damage after broken shop window

Councillor charged with criminal damage after broken shop window

A Conservative councillor has been charged with criminal damage over an early hours incident in which the window of a small business was broken.


Decision due on solar farm plans capable of powering close to 10,000 homes

Decision due on solar farm plans capable of powering close to 10,000 homes

Decision due on solar farm plans capable of powering close to 10,000 homes

A final decision is due on major solar farm plans capable of powering close to 10,000 homes.


Public consultation on new town community and leisure centre hailed a success

Public consultation on new town community and leisure centre hailed a success

Public consultation on new town community and leisure centre hailed a success

More than 200 residents from in and around Diss have attended a public consultation on a new community and leisure centre in Diss.


Plans for brewery wastewater facility a 'no-brainer' as permission granted

Plans for brewery wastewater facility a 'no-brainer' as permission granted

Plans for brewery wastewater facility a 'no-brainer' as permission granted

Plans for a brewery wastewater treatment facility have been deemed a 'no-brainer' as permission was granted.


‘It feels wrong to me’: Solar farm critic ready for event

‘It feels wrong to me’: Solar farm critic ready for event

‘It feels wrong to me’: Solar farm critic ready for event

A protester is hoping people will join her as she steps up her campaign against plans to build one of the UK’s biggest solar farms in Norfolk.


Police commissioner welcomes £1.8m but calls for fairer funding split

Police commissioner welcomes £1.8m but calls for fairer funding split

Police commissioner welcomes £1.8m but calls for fairer funding split

Suffolk streets will get more police officers after a £1.8 million boost – but concerns remain the force is getting a “poor deal” compared to Norfolk.


Decision due on 44 new homes in village almost a decade since initial permission

Decision due on 44 new homes in village almost a decade since initial permission

Decision due on 44 new homes in village almost a decade since initial permission

A decision is due on plans for 44 new homes in a village almost a decade since permission was granted for a similar proposal.


£20,000 project sets out to honour legacy of American airmen in Second World War

£20,000 project sets out to honour legacy of American airmen in Second World War

£20,000 project sets out to honour legacy of American airmen in Second World War

A £20,000 project looking at the impact that American airmen had on south Norfolk and the region during the Second World War has launched.


Plans lodged for new 39-home estate in village

Plans lodged for new 39-home estate in village

Plans lodged for new 39-home estate in village

Dozens of new homes are set to be built across the road from a village primary school in South Norfolk.


Huge solar farm project could cause ‘irreversible damage’ to county, says councillor

Huge solar farm project could cause ‘irreversible damage’ to county, says councillor

Huge solar farm project could cause ‘irreversible damage’ to county, says councillor

Plans to construct a huge solar farm in north Suffolk risk causing irreversible damage to biodiversity and ecology, it has been warned.


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