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A defendant tried to run over his daughter's boyfriend ahead of killing her with his car, a court heard.
Chair upcycled by Goodwins Hall residents will boost fete funds.
Sit in a Stream charity challenge ends - after dipping into every Norfolk waterway.
Brave horse rider Claire overcomes fears to help RDA team.
Nominations open
Hannah and Kiwi help raise £650 from charity dog walk
A witness who saw Lauren Malt being run over by her father described his demeanour on that evening.
There was drama right to the end at the night shelter.
Police have launched a new appeal to help find a man who is wanted in connection with assault and criminal damage offences.
Millions of workers are expected to see their take-home pay increase from this month thanks to changes to National Insurance contributions.
If buffering broadband is giving you the blues, fear not, full fibre is here!
A shed chain and retirement from the final heat condemned the visitors at Peterborough but they grabbed a losing away league point.
King’s Lynn Town unveil their home and away kits with a return for a design feature, while the club chairman calls one a 'huge retro favourite'.
Fletcher finishes his fight within a minute to earn rave reviews.
Late entry pays dividends for Renegade Runners as they take top spot at event.
Success in the sand pit with three medals for as many Ryston athletes in the long jump.
Nathan notches nine wins over two days of action.
Batsman races along to 126 runs in just 112 balls with 12 fours and a six.
Early pacesetters lose second game of the campaign.
After six films in total, Peter Woodhouse asks – is it time this series was declared extinct?
Art21 group's work on display at Brancaster
A little rain on Saturday was not enough to dampen spirits as Judge Jules headlined again.
The nation's PE teacher is coming to Sandringham next month and there is a chance to meet and greet him.
Lynn's Groundworks Gallery announces new exhibition and resident artists.
A special end-of-term concert came about after Year 5 students were given the task of designing and making a musical instrument.
The July Nature Notes column says it is a good breeding year for birds after avoiding extreme weather during the spring.
Jenny Beake wears her heart on her sleeve about playsuits, jumpsuits and other all-in-one pieces of a summer working and play-time wardrobe.
The Scotty's Little Soldiers founder says the anniversary of husband Lee’s death on the 10th of July is a tough period for her family.
Find out where Jeff Hoyle will take a historic pub walk as he promises to do his best to impart his knowledge.