A campaigner who fought Wymondham Town Council plans to sell off recreation land for a supermarket has pledged to make the council engage more with residents after winning a by-election.
A new £3m teaching block and science laboratory extension could soon be built at a Norfolk school to accommodate the ever-growing student population.
If you are looking for the perfect gentleman in your life, look no further, as 10-year-old crossbreed Spike could give Mr Darcey a run for his money on manners and good company.
Controversial plans to redevelop a house and cottage which inspired a 371-signature petition against the scheme were thrown out last night.
A developer has made a fresh bid to build new homes on land between Wymondham and Hethersett after appealing a planning decision.
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Budding young dancers from the Mulbarton and Attleborough areas have been selected to be part of the English Youth Ballet’s production of the romantic ballet Giselle.
Suffolk singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran has added to his growing list of accolades by winning a prestigious honour.
A Norfolk woman who has survived Tuberculosis (TB), falling down a mountain and breast cancer will be carrying the Paralympic torch for the Games in London at the end of August.
Former Norwich City striker Dean Ashton was the star attraction at Hethersett Old Hall School on Saturday.
Greater Anglia have added additional local train services for Norwich City supporters ahead of Sunday’s last match of the season against Aston Villa.
Hethersett Hawks/Swinton & Co had a lot to celebrate in the Norfolk finals held at their track. Not only was the track in perfect condition and produced some excellent, fast and competitive racing but also the club had the top three on the podium in the Norfolk Senior Championship and they can be proud that they are all home-grown riders.
Wymondham U11 rugby team have won the biggest and most hotly contested festival of the rugby season.
Given recent events it almost seems ridiculous that any speedway fan would dare to criticise a decision to postpone a meeting on safety grounds.
Their players may have chanted “we’re the best pub team in the world” as they celebrated winning the Norfolk Junior Cup on Tuesday, but there’s certainly nothing amateur about Reffley Royals.
Reffley Royals joint-boss Robbie Back hailed his side’s bravery after they came from behind to lift the Norfolk Junior Cup by beating Harleston Town at Carrow Road last night.