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School bus rolls into water-filled ditch
A school bus carrying six children overturned into a water-filled ditch this afternoon. Emergency services were called to Garden Lane, at the junction of Leverington Common, in Wisbech just after 5pm following reports of the incident. READ
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Woman left with serious injuries in crash dies at hospital
A woman aged in her 60s has died from her injuries following a crash. She had been driving a blue Suzuki Swift when it collided with a black Volvo XC40 near the Gorgate Drive junction of Fakenham Road in Beetley, near Dereham. The crash happened
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Theft of £110 Tommy Hilfiger jumper sees prolific shoplifter jailed
The theft of an expensive cashmere sweater from a Norfolk store has seen a prolific shoplifter put behind bars. Stealing the £110 Tommy Hilfiger jumper from Coneys in King’s Lynn proved to be the final act of freedom for Samuel Green who has 99
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Colman's Mustard heir and minister wife named in damning church abuse report
A member of the family behind Colman's Mustard has been named in the damning abuse report which triggered the resignation of the Archbishop of Canterbury. Sir Jamie Colman, the son of Sir Michael Colman, and his minister wife Rev Sue Colman were
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Warning over rogue traders offering tree cutting and garden work
People in Norfolk are being warned about rogue traders offering tree cutting and garden work. The warning from Norfolk County Council comes after a homeowner in Attleborough received a knock at the door by "a man claiming be working nearby and
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Supermarket chain to close two stores in Norfolk
A supermarket chain will close two of its Norfolk stores before offloading them to new owners. The move comes as Central Co-op announced it would be selling 19 “unsustainable” food stores across the country, including three that will be leased
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Man accused of sexually assaulting woman in Costa Coffee
A 36-year-old accused of sexual assault in a branch of Costa has been arrested for breaking bail following reports of a man exposing himself in Norwich city centre. Daniel Askew was found in the Chantry Place shopping centre on November 13 after
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Opinion: East Anglia is meeting the demands of tomorrow’s energy landscape
In the heart of the Southern North Sea, Lowestoft has emerged as a key hub for offshore wind energy, driven by innovation and collaboration. As a leading service operations vessel (SOV) operator, North Star is at the forefront of this evolution
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The 100-tonne convoys crawling through Norfolk's busiest roads
Drivers on some of Norfolk's busiest roads are to face delays on Friday as two huge abnormal loads are moved through the county. The A47, A11 and A10 wille all to be affected as the adapted 80-foot lorries move to the east coast and north Norfolk
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Woman taken to hospital after moped crash
A woman was taken to hospital after coming off her moped near Coltishall. The crash happened at 7.50pm on Wednesday in Great Hautbois Road at the junction of Frogge Lane. READ MORE: Canoes block A47 after falling from trailer Fire crews
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Detached bungalow with annexe in North Walsham for sale at £500,000 guide
A detached bungalow in North Walsham with an annexe and a log cabin is up for sale at a guide price of £500,000. Selling agent Acorn Properties said: “A highly individual and beautifully presented detached home, the property has been significantly
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Concern grows for 55-year-old man still missing after two months
Concern is continuing to grow for a 55-year-old man from Weasenham who has not been seen for almost two months. Jim Harper, also known as Gene, was last seen at the Roys of Dereham department store in Yaxham Road at 11.47am on September 17.
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Jurors take less than four hours to convict man of raping child in train toilets
A jury has taken less than four hours to find a man guilty of raping a young girl in train toilets. Daniel Russell, 38, had been on trial accused of two counts of rape against the girl - who cannot be identified for legal reasons - in toilets on
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CCTV image issued after wallet is stolen from Tesco
Police have released a CCTV image after a wallet was stolen from a supermarket. The incident happened at Tesco in Thetford Road, Watton, on Saturday, October 5, at about 11.40am when a man stole a wallet that the victim had left on the counter.
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City murder victim died from 'single stab wound to the chest' court told
The victim of a fatal stabbing in Norwich died inside the home of one of his neighbours, a court has heard. An inquest has been opened into the death of Abdulkadar Chadli, who died on November 1. He was 48. During a hearing, which lasted a
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Norfolk forges surprising link with major US city
At first glance, it's an unusual union - Norfolk County Council and the USA city of Virginia Beach. The 43rd biggest city in the United States, with an Atlantic Ocean waterfront full of motels and high-rise buildings, might seem to have little
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The story of almhouses in Norfolk and the people who live there
Scarlet cloaks hang on hooks in the hallway. On a chest in the main room are the tall, black moleskin hats the sisters wear for formal occasions, and bonnets for less showy trips out. The very newest of the hats dates back to 1933, most are Victorian
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Historic Norfolk pub named among best in the UK for a romantic getaway
The UK's most romantic hotels have been revealed, with one Norfolk getaway making the cut. The Times has been ranking its top 20 picks for the best spots to celebrate those special occasions - with the Duck Inn gaining a mention. Sitting in
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King Charles hoping for royal flush at Loo of the Year Awards
A royal flush could be on the cards as the posh toilets at Sandringham are set to compete in the Loo of the Year Awards. King Charles could soon have his hands on a prestigious Golden Loo Seat trophy as the facilities at Sandringham's visitor
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Ice House revamp triggers 'frosty' dispute between scaffolders and arts group
It was formerly one of the 'coolest' places to be and was used to house tonnes upon tonnes of ice. But today the atmosphere surrounding the Ice House in Great Yarmouth is far from chilled. Instead, work to revamp the Grade II listed building
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Two cottages in historic Norfolk village set to become single home
Two cottages in a historic village are set to be turned into a single home. West Norfolk council has agreed plans to alter the properties on St James Green at Castle Acre, near Swaffham. A planning statement said: "The proposed works will entail
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Energy forum comes to shores of Virginia Beach
The International Partnering Forum (IPF) is the United States’ premier offshore wind energy conference – where industry experts come together to network, collaborate and innovate. Hosted by Oceantic Network, next year’s event will celebrate the
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Victorian seaside property can be turned back into two homes
A "beautiful" Victorian house in a seaside town is set to be turned back into two separate homes. West Norfolk council has agreed plans to change the use of the property on Westgate in Hunstanton. The proposals were backed by the council's
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Major brand opens its sixth store in Norfolk
A major brand has opened the doors of its sixth shop in Norfolk. Mountain Warehouse officially welcomed shoppers to its new site in the Hardwick Retail Park in King's Lynn this week - creating 10 more jobs for the local area. The nearly
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Council bans 'disruptor' from meetings amid ongoing chaos
A Norfolk council has begun issuing long-term bans for members of the public after its meetings were repeatedly disrupted by protestors. Thetford Town Council has already excluded one person after a series of chaotic sessions which have been attended
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Pub to host après-ski for dogs with prizes and 'yappy hour'
A north Norfolk pub is encouraging dog owners to unleash their festive spirit as they host an après ski event for dogs including prizes and a 'yappy hour' for owners. Understood to be the first event of its kind in the UK, there will be a dog fashion
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How regional grid projects are helping people in need
National Grid’s Bramford to Twinstead project was recently granted development consent to begin construction by the secretary of state for energy security and net zero. The project will reinforce the electricity network between Bramford substation
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Last week's death notices: Former RAF pilot and Salvation Army supporter
The Eastern Daily Press published 35 death notices last week including those of a former RAF pilot from Sheringham and a Salvation Army supporter. Every week, the EDP publishes death notices and funeral announcements from the families of loved
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Love and solidarity must overcome hate in the world
Lesley Grahame, a Norwich Green Party member and campaigner for peace, social, environmental, economic justice, shares her fears (and determination) after the US election result Could it happen here? That is the question that plagued my childhood
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New royal role for Bishop of Norwich
The Bishop of Norwich has been given a key role by the King - including organising the historic Royal Maundy Service. The Rt Rev Graham Usher is to be the next Lord High Almoner, which dates back more than 900 years. Bishop Graham will be responsible
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Woman, 88, remanded in prison over accusations of racism and harassment
An 88-year-old woman accused of harassing her neighbours and racially abusing her carers has been remanded in prison. Mavis Godfrey was denied bail at a hearing at Norwich Magistrates’ Court. The diminutive, grey-haired defendant could barely
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Cathedral among 14 historic buildings added to 'at risk' list
Norwich's Catholic Cathedral and several medieval churches in Norfolk and Waveney are at risk of being damaged or lost, watchdogs have warned. The Cathedral of St John the Baptist, in Norwich's Earlham Road, is among 14 buildings added to Historic
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Nurse plotted false sex allegations as 'revenge' against whistleblowing colleague
A nurse plotted to make false sexual allegations against a whistleblowing colleague as "revenge" for reporting her for abusing people in her care. Ruxandra Sarbut hatched the plan to falsely accuse a colleague of sexually abusing her, after suspecting
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Man who refused crisis care took own life while under police investigation
A man who turned down crisis care took his own life just weeks after being arrested and bailed by police, an inquest has heard. Robert Padmore was found in a wooded area near Thetford in July last year having taken an action to end his life. He
