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East of England energy publication celebrates five-year anniversary
A fast-growing energy publication celebrated its five-year anniversary with a special event in Norwich on Thursday, October 24. Insight Energy is a sister title of the Eastern Daily Press and East Anglian Daily Times, with the first edition published
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Man who intervened in 'play fight' left with broken nose and eye socket
Two teenagers left a man with a fractured eye socket and nose in an attack in the city after he tried to intervene in a dispute branded a "play fight". Shlok Rodriguez-Guerra, 19, and a 17-year-old - who cannot be named for legal reasons - repeatedly
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Stolen BMW motorbike found dumped in town
A stolen BMW motorbike has been found dumped and left damaged in Lowestoft. The bike was discovered abandoned on its side in the middle of St Peter's Street at 6.55am on Friday. The motorbike - a BMW S1000RR - is worth upwards of £12,000.
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Abandoned puppies found in cardboard box ready for rehoming
Six puppies found abandoned in a cardboard box with multiple health issues are on the mend and ready for rehoming. The six spaniel cross puppies were taken in by Jerry Green Dog Rescue after being found by the Norfolk dog warden in the Beccles
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Fatal fall 'unlikely' if there had been more staff supervision at private hospital
A patient who died at a private hospital after suffering a fall was unlikely to have done so had she received appropriate supervision, a coroner has ruled. Tamsin Woolsey-Brown, from Norwich, died from a traumatic brain injury after falling on
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Why so many big spiders are making their way into our homes
People in Norfolk are finding more large spiders in their homes than ever before - and here is why. Spider mating season begins in early September and can continue until November as the critters reach their full maturity during the autumn months
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Linnets held despite second-half onslaught
King’s Lynn Town 0 Leamington 0 King’s Lynn Town’s mini winning run came to an end at The Walks. The Linnets threw everything bar the kitchen sink at the visitors, but were denied by the woodwork and one piece of brilliance from visiting keeper
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Al Pacino reflects on 'escape' to Norfolk in new memoir
An Oscar-winning Hollywood star has reflected fondly on his "escape" to Norfolk. In 1985, parts of King's Lynn became the stage for a costume drama set in the American War of Independence called Revolution - starring Al Pacino, Donald Sutherland
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New £1m initiative to assist offshore wind exports
The Department for Business and Trade (DBT) has funded a £1m programme to help UK companies export offshore wind products and services globally. The market access programme will identify international regulatory and market barriers, with an aim
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Death of 66-year-old man prompts search for family
The death of a 66-year-old man has prompted an appeal to find his family. Stephen Griffin lived in Clenchwarton in King's Lynn when he died on October 18. READ MORE: Fiat 500 driver who died in Mautby crash with parked lorry named There
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Broads Authority considering service cuts to avoid 'unacceptable' toll fee rise
The Broads Authority is considering making cuts to its operations in a bid to avoid burdening boaters with another big hike in fees to use the Norfolk Broads. It follows warnings people may be forced to pay up to 12.5pc more to use the county's
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Major road blocked after tractor crash at roundabout
A crash at a roundabout has left traffic gridlocked on two different roads. Police were first called to the incident at 12.30 pm after receiving reports of a tractor crashing into the roundabout on the A143 at the Ipswich turn-off just outside
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Post Office in Suffolk town could move into historic bakery
A Post Office branch in Lowestoft is set to shut its doors and move into one of the town's longest-standing bakeries. New plans could see the North Lowestoft Post Office move into Bushells Bakery on Tennyson Road. The current High Street branch
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Cyclist punched in the face during road rage attack
Police are hunting for a driver who punched a cyclist during a road rage attack. The assault happened in Norwich Road, Wymondham, at 9.30am on October 13 when a driver hit a cyclist in the face. The cyclist was knocked off their bike and taken
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'I don't travel four hours every morning to not be in the thick of it' - Linnets boss
Adam Lakeland says he’s happy to let others get excited about his in-form King’s Lynn Town side. Lynn are fourth in the National League North table, just two points behind leaders Scunthorpe and unbeaten in four, the last three of which have been
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Government officials uphold decision to evict couple living at horse centre
Government officials have upheld a decision requiring a couple living at a horse training business to leave. Broadland Council issued Weston Equestrian Centre in Weston Longville with an enforcement notice after discovering a member of staff was
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Offshore training firm delivers fulfilling careers
Petans, based on the edge of Norwich Airport, has provided professional safety and survival training for the global offshore energy sector for nearly 50 years. The organisation also provides specific training to the wider energy sector and beyond
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Woman charged with stealing steak and alcohol banned from Tesco shops
A woman has been banned from Tesco shops after being charged with shoplifting in King’s Lynn. Rochelle Baxter, 34, of Spring Sedge, King’s Lynn, was charged with stealing steak and alcohol from a shop in Wootton Road on October 18. She was
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Fiat 500 driver who died in Mautby crash with parked lorry named
A Fiat 500 driver who died after crashing her car into a parked lorry has been named. Sandra King, of Runham near Great Yarmouth, died earlier this month following a crash in the village of Mautby. She was 72. An inquest into her death was
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Four Norfolk roast dinners named among best in UK
Four pubs in Norfolk have received national attention after being named as having some of the country's best roast dinners. Sunday lunch is a British institution and as the days get shorter and colder, many will begin to crave its comfort.
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Mystery as First World War medal unearthed by detectorist
A detectorist is hunting for the family of a First World War veteran after unearthing a mysterious war medal from a field in Diss. The anonymous detectorist dug up the relic at a spot known as 'Fish Barn Field' near Diss Police Station. At
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Costessey killings: Father to have separate inquest to young victims
A date has been fixed for the inquests of two sisters and their aunt who were killed in Costessey earlier this year. Jasmin and Natasha Kuczynska were found dead in their family home in January, along with their 36-year-old aunt Kanticha Sukpengpanao
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Man in 20s fined and disqualified after drug driving
A man in his 20s has been sentenced after he was caught driving under the influence. Chad Cook, 23, of St Edmundsbury Road, King's Lynn, appeared at King's Lynn Magistrates' Court on October 23. Cook had been stopped in Newlands Avenue on
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Trade association visits Number 10 to discuss clean energy priorities
RenewableUK's leadership team met government officials at Number 10 on Tuesday, October 22 to address key priorities for the UK’s clean energy sector. The discussions focused on advancing critical initiatives to secure the country’s long-term sustainable
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Hundreds in Norfolk Broads could be without power for almost 11 hours
Homes and businesses in the Norfolk Broads were struck with an unexpected power cut this morning which is yet to be resolved. The power cut initially affected more than 450 homes in the NR12 Stalham postcode area this morning. UK Power Networks
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Investigation begins after spate of allotment break-ins
Police have begun an investigation after several sheds were broken into in a town's allotment. The break-ins at the Sheringham allotments were believed to have happened on Wednesday night but officers were made aware after several reports at around
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Relics of Norfolk's past uncovered by wind farm archaeology study
Norfolk is well-known for its beautiful landscape full of rich historic artefacts. UK planning policy recognises the importance of understanding our shared historical environment. Since the 1990s, it has required that archaeological surveys be conducted
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Versatile six-bed home close to Norwich city centre for sale at £450k
A six-bedroom detached residence with versatile accommodation is for sale on Dereham Road. The home is for sale for offers in the region of £450,000 and is available through selling agent Minors & Brady, which describes the property as being designed
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Man, 22, given suspended sentence over images of children
A man found with images of young children has been given a suspended sentence and placed on the sex offenders register for 10 years. Lucas Charlton, 22, of Queens Hill in Costessey, pleaded guilty to four charges of having images on his Samsung
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Regional art fair celebrates 10th year with new venue
Art Fair East is returning to Norwich this November. As the biggest art fair in the East, the event is celebrating its 10th year with a move to a new venue. Founded and run by leading Norfolk-based artists Will Teather and Brian Korteling, this
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Norfolk's nature-friendly 'living lawnmowers' win national cattle prize
A wildlife-friendly cattle herd which helps nature thrive in Norfolk's most precious landscapes has won a national award. Norfolk Wildlife Trust’s (NWT's) Brecks-based grazing animals have been named the "best new herd" at the British White Cattle
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City Hall's £4m digital hub set to open next spring with potential to unlock 200 jobs
Almost £4m has been spent by City Hall on a digital hub for tech start-ups which has the potential to unlock 200 new jobs. The refurbishment of Townshend House, once home to the regional headquarters of ITV, is nearing completion after years in
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Test pits being dug on beach to survey state of town's sea defences
More than 20 test pits are being dug along a beach to survey the state of sea defences. Contractors are expected to take a month to complete the work along the Prom at Hunstanton. West Norfolk Council, which is responsible for maintaining the
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The great British beach hut sale... council considers future of its seaside chalets
Hundreds of colourful beach huts at some of Norfolk's most visited beaches could be sold off as a cash-strapped council seeks to raise funds. North Norfolk District Council is considering a range of options for how it manages its huts, including
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Coastal town's clampdown on 'boy racers' makes noise of its own
It is an issue that has plagued the town for decades, with 'boy racers' tearing up and down the seafront. But Great Yarmouth's clampdown on nuisance drivers is now making noise of its own after its innovative camera trial gained national recognition
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Fresh bid to secure millions for major revamp at museum
Ambitious plans to transform a popular Norfolk museum are being revived, with a fresh bid to secure millions of pounds for the major revamp. Museum bosses are putting together a "rescoped" bid to secure more than £4m from the National Lottery Heritage
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Neil Featherby: What separates the great and the good in running?
During discussions with Mark Armstrong this week, I think it is fair to say that we covered so many differing subjects with regards to running, be it the mental side or of course the physical. “What do you think about those people who are not
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Bid to create one of the biggest livestock farms in Europe faces fresh hurdle
A bid to build one of the biggest farming sites in Europe spread across two Norfolk villages that has spurred thousands of objections is facing a fresh hurdle. Cranswick has submitted changes to its environmental permit for the sites in Methwold
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Mark Armstrong: Making the transition out of marathon training doesn’t come easy
I’m in a period of running adjustment. It’s not comfortable, it’s humbling, and it’s a mental battle to be kind to myself with it. Comparison is a controversial topic; there are some that say it can take the joy out of things whilst others
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'The joy of second-hand, of having enough and not needing new, is having a moment'
A little girl, no more than three, was earnestly and very cutely deliberating over which book to choose in our village charity shop on Saturday. Verbally weighing up their merits to herself, she was clearly filled with joy at the prospect of taking
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Plan for 'Norfolk's biggest bonfire night' spark village turmoil and explosive claims
An event billed as Norfolk's 'biggest bonfire night' is causing sparks to fly, with a cloud of suspicion hanging over a village and explosive claims of threatening behaviour and sabotage. Plans by two parish councillors to host the fireworks event
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'Slow and risky' nuclear power station is not the answer to net zero pursuit, says MP
A nuclear power station in Norfolk is not the answer to the region’s push for renewable energy and green electricity, a Norfolk MP has said. North Norfolk's MP, Steffan Aquarone, has called for plans for a nuclear plant at Bacton to be scrapped
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Invictus Games gold medalist visits Heacham Junior School
A British Army veteran and gold medal-winning sprinter has been inspiring young athletes at a Norfolk school. Team UK participant Richard Potter, who clinched gold at last year's Invictus Games in Germany, visited Heacham Junior School, near Hunstanton
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King's Lynn care provider wins award at Leaders in Care Awards
A King's Lynn care provider has won a prestigious award at the Leaders in Care Awards. Home Instead took home the 2024 Home Care Provider of the Year award. It was in recognition for raising awareness of home care and helping families find