A new booking system for Norfolk’s tips is officially live - with slots available from next week.
Mystery surrounds the future of a store which has yet to get up and running long after announcing it was “fast approaching” an opening date.
Two people suffered injuries following a crash in Fakenham yesterday.
Emergency services rushed to the scene after a car overturned and left the A47 at the weekend.
A historic railway station has been given a new lease of life thanks to a fresh set of crossing gates - and more exciting plans are in the pipeline.
Lynn’s hospital has recently closed more than 60 beds - but bosses insist this will not have a negative impact on patient care.
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A listed building which currently plays host to a café is set to be auctioned off next month.
“Opening soon” are the words emblazoned in the window of a new bakery which has caused so much controversy in recent months.
North West Norfolk MP James Wild has been appointed as a Shadow Treasury Minister by new Tory leader Kemi Badenoch.
A man in his 70s has been jailed for committing sexual offences against a child.
A three-year-old child was found sitting on a cushion strapped to an illegal bike which can travel at speeds of up to 60mph.
The impending closure of a mental health service has been described as a “tragedy” by a mother who fears for her son’s future after it shuts.
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An innovative project to improve one of Lynn’s most notorious areas has been a big success so far.
West Norfolk Council hopes to be “back on budget” by the end of the year, its cabinet member for finance has said.
A decorated cook who has spent decades working in internationally revered restaurants has been named the new chef patron of a Norfolk pub.
Plans to upgrade a key bus route are set to see residents benefit from better transport reliability and improved journey times.
Councillors have pledged to fight back on violence against women and girls - but were reminded that men can be victims too.
Millions of pounds in funding to bring a swimming pool back to town has been confirmed.
Norfolk County Council will explore options on how to use a care home building when it closes down later this year.
A man who rented a poor-quality caravan to a young family as their home has been fined for breaching site licensing law.
