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Over 40% of people in the East of England will set their goals for 2025 during a festive walk this Christmas

Over 40% of people in the East of England will set their goals for 2025 during a festive walk this Christmas

Over 40% of people in the East of England will set their goals for 2025 during a festive walk this Christmas

It’s official: Boxing Day is still the most popular day for a walk during the festive period.


Go cold turkey and bin the fat this Christmas

Go cold turkey and bin the fat this Christmas

Go cold turkey and bin the fat this Christmas

Anglian Water is urging Christmas cooks not to let cooking waste escape down the plughole this festive season.


Path will be reopened despite fears it will trigger a wave of crime

Path will be reopened despite fears it will trigger a wave of crime

Path will be reopened despite fears it will trigger a wave of crime

A landowner has failed to stop the reopening of a path, despite fears it will trigger a wave of crime caused by fly-tipping and trespassing bikers.


Villages officially vote to oppose megafarm plans

Villages officially vote to oppose megafarm plans

Villages officially vote to oppose megafarm plans

Villagers have voted to roundly oppose the prospect of one of the biggest industrial livestock farming sites in the UK being built on their doorstep.

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‘Check your bin collection dates ahead of Christmas and New Year,’ urges council

‘Check your bin collection dates ahead of Christmas and New Year,’ urges council

‘Check your bin collection dates ahead of Christmas and New Year,’ urges council

Residents are being reminded to check when their waste and recycling collections will take place over Christmas and New Year.


Uncertainty over major river project after cost was ‘underestimated’

Uncertainty over major river project after cost was ‘underestimated’

Uncertainty over major river project after cost was ‘underestimated’

Uncertainty surrounds a major project to clear the Main Drain after “the complexity and cost of the scheme was underestimated”.


Tree which poses ‘immediate risk of serious harm’ could be cut down

Tree which poses ‘immediate risk of serious harm’ could be cut down

Tree which poses ‘immediate risk of serious harm’ could be cut down

A tree which presents “an immediate risk of serious harm” could be removed.


Nature group is raising funds with hopes of building new ‘sanctuary’

Nature group is raising funds with hopes of building new ‘sanctuary’

Nature group is raising funds with hopes of building new ‘sanctuary’

A nature group has launched a crowdfunding campaign which it hopes will help it to build a wooden classroom on its eight-acre site.


Fallen trees, power outages and travel disruption as Storm Darragh hits

Fallen trees, power outages and travel disruption as Storm Darragh hits

Fallen trees, power outages and travel disruption as Storm Darragh hits

Rough weather caused chaos across the weekend as Storm Darragh swept across the country.


Megafarm planners decline meeting invitation due to fears it could be ‘hijacked by activists’

Megafarm planners decline meeting invitation due to fears it could be ‘hijacked by activists’

Megafarm planners decline meeting invitation due to fears it could be ‘hijacked by activists’

Representatives from Cranswick have refused to meet with villagers over concerns a key meeting about megafarm plans will be “hijacked by activists”.

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Worries that new signs on flood-stricken road are unreadable

Worries that new signs on flood-stricken road are unreadable

Worries that new signs on flood-stricken road are unreadable

It was supposed to be a landmark scheme that would stop drivers getting stuck on Britain’s most flooded road.


Things are ‘getting worse’ for residents with nightmare neighbour

Things are ‘getting worse’ for residents with nightmare neighbour

Things are ‘getting worse’ for residents with nightmare neighbour

Residents continue to face an untidy outlook as no action has been taken to clear the mess in a neighbour’s garden.


Council shows support to axe ‘ludicrous’ tip booking system

Council shows support to axe ‘ludicrous’ tip booking system

Council shows support to axe ‘ludicrous’ tip booking system

A parish councillor who wishes to scrap appointment times at recycling centres has been backed by town councillors.


Some offenders have been fined more than £8,000 for illegal tree work since mid-2000s

Some offenders have been fined more than £8,000 for illegal tree work since mid-2000s

Some offenders have been fined more than £8,000 for illegal tree work since mid-2000s

Some offenders have been fined more than £8,000 for illegal tree work in West Norfolk since the mid-2000s.


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