A youngster is hoping to follow in the footsteps of his fundraising grandad by taking on a combined challenge together.
It has been an “absolutely amazing” start for a performing arts group, which debuted with a pantomime.
A supermarket has been on hand to support a veterans charity when they dropped off a generous cheque.
An end-of-life charity is inviting residents to take part in its Light up a Life services this Christmas.
A total of 55 new apprentices have been enlisted by the UK Power Networks to play a key part in Britain’s “clean energy future”.
It has been exciting times for a primary school which has scooped up an award for supporting young carers.
A town centre car park is set to be redeveloped with a new cycle hub included if plans are approved.
A partially blind woman died when hit by a van while hitchhiking home from hospital, an inquest has heard.
Young and old from around the borough marked Remembrance Day in a number of ways.
Norfolk’s Police and Crime Commissioner has left the Labour Party in protest at her role being axed.
A “beautiful young lady” who tragically died following a collision has been named by her family.
A timber yard which has been in town for 160 years has reiterated that it is not closing down.
A building was deemed to be unsafe after workmen raised concerns while carrying out road repairs.
In our Memory Lane Schooldays feature, we take a look back at students’ hard work from 2016…
A father and son who carried out a number of burglaries and thefts earlier this year have been jailed.
A “good friend” who was “great to be around” died in a hot tub after taking ketamine.
Two men will face trial after denying using counterfeit banknotes in shops along the coastline.
An artist is using her creative talents and love of rare-breed pigs to raise money for those impacted by a devastating hurricane.
Sex offenders, fraudsters and alleged drug-dealers appeared in court last week…
A man in his 20s has been left seriously injured after being involved in a hit-and-run.
