Transport

Campaigners have hit back at a council after being accused of spreading fake news on social media.

Rail passengers are set to face disruption this August bank holiday as signalling testing will be carried out.

Work to improve footpaths and cycle paths is set to begin this month as part of a significant investment.

A large substation transformer weighing more than 178 tonnes will be transported out of Lynn this weekend.

Government officials have pledged to revisit stalled plans to improve a railway bottleneck which limits how many trains can run in and out of Norfolk.

The latest figures across Norfolk show that the number of bus passengers has increased by 12% during the first quarter of this financial year.

Breckland Council has announced the launch of new electric vehicle charging points in town.

Rail passengers are being warned of potential last-minute cancellations of trains due to a worldwide disruption after a global IT outage.

A stranded ship which ended up blocking the River Nene was freed last night.

An operation is due to be launched later today to help re-float a stranded ship.

A decision on the future of a historic West Norfolk bridge is due next month after a public inquiry concluded today.

A rare 60-year-old railway barrier was seriously damaged after a train struck it when an operator lowered it too early.

Talks are under way about the creation of a new railway station as part of wider plans for a huge upgrade of the county’s train network.

A bus company has announced it is no longer accepting £5 notes after being handed counterfeit cash nearly 30 times in a matter of days.

Residents are embarking on a peaceful protest this morning as they continue to make their voices heard about plans to expand their village.

Parents are being told to stop using a children’s car seat, which is being recalled because of a potential issue with the harness.

Earlier and later buses to and from Lynn are due to start next week thanks to money from the Department for Transport.

Strikes by train drivers at 16 different rail operating companies have been announced by union Aslef and will take place next month.

Filling up a family car is now £5 more expensive and drivers are being warned tough times lay ahead as petrol looks set to surge past 150p a litre.

Parking spaces are failing to keep up with the size of new cars, says a study, which is in turn costing drivers millions in damage claims each year.