Police are warning residents to be vigilant after fraudsters posing as police officers attempted to take people’s bank details.
A town council has closed a public toilet building after multiple cases of vandalism in the last month.
A crash which left two people with serious injuries has prompted police to launch an appeal for witnesses.
Norfolk Police could be forced to reduce its number of “highly skilled and experienced” staff members due to a gap in funding.
Emergency services rushed to a town road due to concerns for a man’s welfare in the early hours of this morning.
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More parents and carers are being supported to access work thanks to the successful launch of “wraparound” childcare across Norfolk.
Several holiday and second homes along the North Norfolk coast were reportedly broken into this month.
People with disabilities and older residents will be supported to live independently in their own homes for longer thanks to Government funding.
It was a common lockdown trend which saw people create new office space at their property to allow them to work from the comfort of their own home.
Top performers from four secondary schools were put through their paces when the West Norfolk Academies Trust held its annual Spelling Bee contest.
The “regrettable” decision has been taken to allow a village pub to be converted into a home.
Social workers in Norfolk had a busy festive period supporting residents after receiving 441 calls between Christmas Eve and New Year’s Day.
A man insisted he is a “decent enough fellow” after being involved in an incident which saw a tattoo studio owner punched.
