A man breached a restraining order on multiple occasions after receiving “mixed messages” from his ex-partner.
A drug-driver was caught after “a bit of a party” when his ex-girlfriend reported him to the police.
A man is “very likely” to be jailed after speeding at 100mph and driving the wrong way around a roundabout in a bid to evade the police.
A solicitor broke into Latin as his former drug-dealing client was sentenced after being caught with a few pounds worth of cannabis.
A man who threatened to throw his former partner down a well on his country estate has been found guilty of attempted murder.
Two new pop-up business units which were set up last year will be operating by spring, West Norfolk Council has said.
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A designer menswear outlet in Lynn’s town centre will close as it is “not making any money”.
The West Lynn ferry is likely to be out of action for several weeks after a discovery found that nine steps are suffering from “deterioration”.
Police are continuing to appeal for help to find a 36-year-old man who is wanted for offences in Norfolk and Essex.
Norfolk’s Police and Crime Commissioner is hoping to hear questions from residents ahead of the year’s first accountability meeting later this month.
A new cabinet member is ready to embrace an opportunity to shape the way public health is managed in Norfolk.
The West Lynn ferry is currently out of action after a step detached from its staircase.
Animal porn watchers, schizophrenics with BB guns and a woman who stole nearly £10,000 from a bed-bound pensioner all wound up in court last week.
A man has been handed a community sentence after breaching a restraining order by driving past his ex-partner’s home and insulting her.
A charity is being proposed as part of a bid to breathe new life into a project to restore a historic railway platform.
Norfolk Police could be forced to reduce its number of “highly skilled and experienced” staff members due to a gap in funding.
More parents and carers are being supported to access work thanks to the successful launch of “wraparound” childcare across Norfolk.
People with disabilities and older residents will be supported to live independently in their own homes for longer thanks to Government funding.
The “regrettable” decision has been taken to allow a village pub to be converted into a home.
Social workers in Norfolk had a busy festive period supporting residents after receiving 441 calls between Christmas Eve and New Year’s Day.
