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Was it a fair COP26? asks NatureBoy in the final of the monthly columns considering the big summit in Glasgow.

The Bar Man a decade on.

Weekly columnist Jenny Beake asks whether there is a victim of comedy.

With temperatures plummeting and heating bills rising here are seven ways you can help warm your home this winter.

These singers were voicing their opposition to a burner in 2011.

This week's columnist tells her personal experience of being a university student during the pandemic.

News from Hunstanton and the coast explains a special relationship across the pond.

This week's Wensum columnist needs some encouragement to get into the Christmas spirit.

A monthly column looking at the campaign to Back Our Bid at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.

The column Washed Up discusses the challenges of the hospitality industry caused by Covid-19.

Reverse advent calendars are set to support a number of food banks with their preparations for Christmas but what are they and how do you make one?

Neil Gayton writes his weekly column and he is pleased with some good reports.

New homes, shops and work places, as well as buildings under going major renovation, will have to add electric car charge points from next year.

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Drivers are to be banned completely from using mobile phones while driving, under a strengthening of the law the government has announced.

Rebecca Fisher talks all things festive and the places to be this Christmas.

Weekly columnist Jenny Beake says do you remember when ?

Christmas lights and decorating houses has started, some might say it is too early, what do you think?

Jeff Hoyle says a year ago fireworks were cancelled, we were in or heading for lockdown, and vaccines were not yet available.

A partial lunar eclipse will cause a part of the moon early on Friday morning to glow a rusty shade of red and here's how you can try and see it: