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Danielle ChampEastern Daily Press |
A town council is refusing to give up on a former Sure Start and infant school site after making a last-ditch effort to keep the building as a...
Police are investigating an arson attack which has left £10,000 worth of damage to public toilets.
The fate of a heavily-contested solar farm bid is looking bleak after a town council added its voice to a chorus of objections.
Work to build a supermarket in a Norfolk town has got under way as fencing was put up around the site.
A piece of land next to a major 216-home development could see three houses built on it.
The hunt is on to find a town's welcoming sign after it was reported missing during a safety inspection.
Work to revamp a cemetery lodge that is almost 200 years old into a three-bedroom home has begun.
A puppy that was abducted from her home has been reunited with her family three weeks after she was taken.
A couple who wanted to develop a wellbeing retreat has launched an appeal after their bid to do so was refused by planners.
A hospital ward has reopened after closing for a week to "control the spread" of viruses.
A village school is hoping to build a specialist resource centre to meet the "diverse needs of Norfolk's population".
A planning row has broken out over a bid to install a digital advertisement board.
The future of a town's Post Office remains uncertain after bosses said "no decision has been made" over closing it or keeping it.
A warning has been issued after children were seen walking on a frozen pond in a town estate.
An investigation into the felling of trees along a section of the A47 is still ongoing a year after it was launched.
A council looks set to finally fix the potholes on a notoriously lumpy stretch of road which has attracted complaints for more than a decade.
Over many years wardens at Shipdham's All Saints Church have had to clamber up a precarious wooden ladder to wind up its clock.
A public toilet has been demolished to make way for affordable housing in a town's car park.
A woman's bid to extend her home and continue living independently has been refused because the design would "fail to preserve the special...
A town council will discuss a solar farm application earmarked for a nearby hamlet at its meeting next week.
The fate of a Norfolk town's Homebase store site is still uncertain despite rumours The Range could move into the premises.
A town's library is set to close for more than two weeks while revamp works take place.
A popular lane used as a cut-through in Dereham will be closed for the rest of this month while work is carried out to improve it.
Work is still ongoing to extend a café at a popular Norfolk seaside destination.
A bid for a former school site building to become a home has been given the go-ahead.
A neighbour has threatened legal action if a bid for a barn conversion gets the go-ahead.
A gym instructor will be celebrating 10 years of his business keeping a town fit and healthy.
Restoration efforts has seen of "one of Norfolk's finest" medieval rood screens return to its former glory.
Villagers have objected to plans for almost 20 homes to be built in their community over concerns about overdevelopment.
It is known as one of the world's leading exporters of cocoa.
Drivers can expect almost three weeks of traffic delays on a busy country lane in the new year.
A bid to build two homes in a village is still waiting for a decision more than a year after plans for them were submitted.
It is a charming village with the distinction of being the longest in Norfolk.
A high school has spent £38,000 on reducing sound from its controversial air source heat pumps, planning papers have revealed.
A town's bowls club may have to shell out thousands of pounds after a tree toppled over during a storm.
A bid to lure more shoppers to a town centre before Christmas could see stores extend their hours into the new year.
A town council has revealed a revamped playground with images of councillors testing out its new equipment.
A padel court set to open in the new year will now also boast electric charging points and parking for bicycles.
Plans to build toilet facilities for disabled people at a Norfolk library have been given the go-ahead.
Protesting parents and pupils have called for a u-turn on plans for job cuts at a Norfolk school.
A tree that toppled over during Storm Darragh and blocked a public footpath has been removed.
A consultation to decide how car parking charges will be imposed across five Norfolk towns has closed.
A bid to demolish a gymnasium and workshops to make way for a home has been lodged.
A petition has been started against plans to build a solar farm in Norfolk big enough to power more than 11,000 homes.
The green light has been given to covert holiday lets to homes in the Norfolk countryside.
New images taken by a diver off the coast of Norfolk have revealed a RAF bomber that was abandoned by its crew more than 80 years ago.
A public alleyway has been blocked after a tree near a town's green toppled over during Storm Darragh.
A nursery school has been saved from closure after a rugby club offered it a new home.
Two families have been left heartbroken after remembrance items were stolen from the graves of their loved ones.
A project to extend a leisure centre in a north Norfolk town is expected to take almost two years to complete.
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