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From the National Trust to 85 new homes: Public notices to be aware of this week
From a National Trust visitor centre to 85 new homes in south Norfolk, here are five public notices to be aware of in the county this week. 1) Everyman Cinema Plans for an Everyman Cinema in the Chantry Place shopping centre have taken a step
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Sad that cricket is left in the shade as soon as a new soccer season kicks off
It was just over a century ago when the lyrical Monty Don of his day sized up The Waste Land and planted an unlikely thought for posterity with his withering line: “April is the cruellest month … “. T S Eliot’s epic poem first published in 1922
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Young pup mauled by pack of dogs is looking for new home
A young pup is looking for a loving home after being attacked by a pack of dogs. Norfolk Greyhound Rescue is looking for a happy home for sighthound Fleur who is due to arrive in the county on Thursday. Fleur, who is believed to be one-year-old
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Manhunt continues after man stabbed to death
A search to find a man suspected of stabbing another man to death is continuing. Officers were called to Paragon Place at about 6.45pm on Friday to reports a man had been stabbed. Norfolk Police confirmed that a man aged in his 30s was pronounced
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Huge vehicle travelling 10mph on A47
Motorists can expect delays as an abnormal load travels at just 10mph along the A47. New details have revealed the plans as a 270-tonne haulage truck moving two transformers through the region. A spokesman for National Highways said: "Due to
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Violent shoplifter ordered to pay Tesco staff compensation
A shoplifter who attacked staff at a Tesco store when they tried to stop him leaving has been ordered to pay compensation. Paul Marriott, 38, claimed to have been paid by others to repeatedly steal alcohol from the Stalham branch of the supermarket
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Hundreds rally around gravedigger after he loses contract with town council
People in a coastal town have rallied behind a gravedigger who lost his job of 17 years after he raised his prices. More than 250 people have signed a petition in support of Karl Harper, who has been offering his services to Sheringham Town Council
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Council accused of 'rolling over' for developers as affordable homes slashed
A Norfolk council has been accused of repeatedly "rolling over" for developers after agreeing cuts to affordable housing. South Norfolk Council approved plans for 31 new homes in Newton Flotman, near Tasburgh, which have been in the pipeline for
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Tribute to keen sailor and equal rights champion who died on holiday in Portugal
Tributes have been paid to a lobbyist who was made an OBE for her services to women in the workplace following her death on holiday in Portugal. Liz Hankin, formerly Liz Bargh, died in May after falling ill at a restaurant in the Portuguese municipality
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Meet the Norfolk dog trainer using a therapist to help improve pets' behaviour
A Norfolk dog trainer is taking a new approach to helping people's pets…referring animals to a therapist before working on improving their behaviour. Isabella McBride, owner of Smart Dog Training in Attleborough, has partnered with a specialist