Christmas

The children’s charity which has shops in Downham and Fakenham has received £1,000 as part of a specialist insurer’s annual Christmas campaign.

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Looks like reindeer ... Santa Claus has paid a visit to the villagers of Anmer.

We have some very merry questions for you in a splendidly festive quiz.

A hotel briefly turned the area in front of its building into a winter wonderland.

The man in red made an appearance with gifts for the youngsters before Christmas.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and their family are expected to spend Christmas in West Norfolk despite the absence of the Queen at Sandringham.

For many, Christmas is a time to spend with family, including four-legged members - make sure you keep them safe.

After a break last year, children and families have been treated to a visit by Santa’s musical sleigh.

It can be the hardest night of the year for getting children to bed – but these top tips for a Christmas Eve bedtime routine will help.

Council issues details of Christmas opening and waste collections

The self-isolation period for fully vaccinated people who tested positive for Covid-19 has been reduced.

A special prayer tree was decorated by family members of a church warden who is in hospital.

Methodist chapel was laid out with tables and chairs so that visitors were in bubbles for Covid safety reasons.

Under the scheme families can drop off their unwanted Christmas presents which pub staff will donate to charities and spread festive cheer.

For the second year running the community pantomime at a seaside resort has been hit by Covid fears.

Sad news as Covid concerns mean the annual madcap dash into the sea in West Norfolk will not now take place.

Organisers the Round Table confirm big coastal festive event is going ahead as planned unless government Covid guidelines change.

The winner of the luxury hamper raffle will enjoy goodies including cake voucher, glass tumblers and unique North and West Norfolk Monopoly game.

'Our difference counts for more' slogan is apt as six food crates will be divided and distributed to the needy of Swaffham and surrounding villages.