Two West Norfolk MPs both voted in favour of the Assisted Dying Bill last week.
Find out who was in court last week and the offences they committed…
Cabinet members on Norfolk County Council have backed its leader by agreeing that one authority would benefit its residents going forward.
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An entire village being left without internet for several days has prompted a concerned resident to ask: “Do we have to wait for somebody to die?”
A dad who has tirelessly fundraised for a suicide prevention charity has completed yet another mission.
The Government’s decision to extend free school meals to more children across the country is “really good news” for youngsters in West Norfolk.
A 65-year-old found himself in court after spray painting his name and a ‘smiley face’ on a holiday park wall.
A prolific offender who is banned from Lynn’s town centre was back in court after trying to visit his bank.
A “struggling” father who stole groceries and phone extension cables has been ordered to pay compensation.
A 37-year-old who assaulted two police officers while in an angry state threatened to “kick off hard”.
An uninsured driver threw cocaine into a bush and tried to conceal cannabis inside a crisp packet.
A drink-driver who was banned for an “extremely serious offence” has had his disqualification reduced following an appeal.
A bat survey is apparently holding back work being done to a derelict town centre building.
A “modern and charismatic” church submitted its bid to continue leasing a council-owned venue to continue supporting families in the area.
Three new poster boards have been put up in a town thanks to its museum.
Norfolk County Council has been recognised as one of the top-performing local authorities, according to the latest climate action scorecards.
A member of the public urged for more security to be put in place after a group of travellers was spotted near a town centre.
Concerns have been raised over the cleanliness of a town’s public toilets after one councillor said she nearly vomited while using them.
District councillors have argued that a three tier authority would be the best way going forward for Breckland.
Swaffham already has a new deputy mayor, despite it only being a month since the previous one was elected.
