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A teacher has appeared on TV, made the shortlist for a prestigious art prize, and is now curating his own London exhibition.
The Malayali Community has donated £801 from a fundraiser towards a primary school.
A windscreen technician has made it through to the final of a company’s annual ‘Clearly the Best’ competition.
A warning has been issued to paddle boarders after two were nearly swept out to sea on Saturday.
A vineyard has won two awards at the Wine GB East Anglian competition.
A new group has been established with the aim of enhancing and broadening the attraction of Hunstanton as a year-round destination.
A hospital has shared plans for a new multi-storey car park to support its case for a new hospital.
In the weekly In the Market column, editor Jeremy Ransome discusses the need for a new hospital in the town.
A 23-year-old woman, charged in connection with a fatal collision on Friday, will appear in court this morning (Wednesday).
With glamorous gowns, smart suits and top-notch transport, students turned on the glitz for their prom night.
A far-right political party is backing South West Norfolk MP Liz Truss to be the new Prime Minister.
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Extinction Rebellion activists took part in a river litter pick to raise awareness of the poor health of the chalk stream.
You can get rockin’ and rollin’ next month as ‘Rave On - The Rise of Rock and Roll’ comes to town.
A 23-year-old woman has been charged in connection with a fatal collision on Friday.
Three people have been arrested and sound equipment seized after police shut down an unlicensed music event.
A lifeboat crew saved a family trapped on a sand bar by the rising tide and then assisted firefighters tackling a blaze.
Anglian Water has teamed up with the RSPB to help save a rare type of bird.
Students are celebrating their school’s ‘best ever’ GCSE results, despite their education having been disrupted by the pandemic.
A record sum of £783,134.25 funding for community projects has been agreed in the latest round of Community Infrastructure Levy applications.
An old telephone box has been refurbished and turned into a book exchange.
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