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The former Arsenal and England midfielder has made a positive early impression in interim charge of the Canaries.
Our columnist Joey Sadler believes that an immediate return to the Premier League should be the target next season.
United came out on top during a penalty shootout to get the better of Barton Mills in the Best Badges Suffolk Sunday Trophy final.
The story of a trailblazing motorsport driver, who rose through the ranks despite a disability, has been published.
Garth Good wants his Diss Town players to grasp their ‘unexpected’ promotion opportunity via the play-offs by playing ‘without fear’.
The village side will head to Clipbush Park after Cornard United failed to fulfil their final game of the season.
Football fans of all ages took to a sports ground to compete to be crowned King of the Cup.
Old Buckenham captain Matt Bint hailed every member of his side after they achieved the Lacons Brewery Norfolk Cricket Alliance Division One title.
Diss captain Lewis Taylor has spoken ahead of his side’s final game of the season at home to their relegation rivals, in a bid to survive the drop.
Old Buckenham captain Matt Bint has spoken ahead of his side’s crucial promotion battle at third-placed Sheringham tomorrow.
Harleston Magpies could be about to lose an England Hockey National League side at the same time as gaining a second female one.
An 11-year-old darts wonderkid with dreams to be the best in the world has secured sponsorship from a Mid Suffolk venue for a second year.
A 12-year-old with Olympic BMX freestyle aspirations has taken his first steps towards his dream after being inducted into a British Cycling academy.
Having completed his 500th game for Diss, Matt ‘Ox’ Richards is hopeful he may be able to carry on long enough to pass his Blues shirt onto his son.
Junior town rugby players got the chance to pit their skills against clubs from across the country after a successful fund-raising campaign.
Coach Alex Kelsall is looking for Diss to build upon a ‘proud’ display in a one-point loss at high-flying Newmarket when they host North Walsham II.
Alex Kelsall heaped praise on his Diss players after they halted their losing run at Cantabrigian to lift themselves off the foot of the table.
