The renovation of an old vicarage in Sporle inspired an interior designer who was chosen to develop a show room at a national exhibition in London.
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.
Norfolk pork producers are set to benefit from a trade deal worth £50m which ministers are on the verge of signing with the Chinese government.
Unemployment in East Anglia fell by 6,000 in the three months to March, official figures have revealed.
The soon-to-be-abolished standards committee that judges complaints against councillors in Breckland met for the last time today, with key questions about its replacement still unanswered.
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A restored houseboat, a clifftop cottage and a chicken shed are just some of the unusual venues throwing their doors open for this year’s Norfolk and Norwich Open Studios.
Suffolk singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran has added to his growing list of accolades by winning a prestigious honour.
Greater Anglia have added additional local train services for Norwich City supporters ahead of Sunday’s last match of the season against Aston Villa.
Local martial artist Kieran Steward achieved the ultimate victory by winning two gold medals in his first major junior championship. He has been training in the art of Ishin Ryu Ju-Jitsu at the Watton Junior School, Thetford dojo and Brandon dojo since the age of four.
Richmond Park Seniors’ Spring Meeting, which was postponed due to the death of the club’s owner, Dick Jessup, saw John Harrison win the Stableford competition with 41 points. Second was Brian Rees with 36 with John Vincent third with 35.
The Crown Fire League Division One programme was completed with Tacolneston, following their win in the Ambulance Cup Final by beating league champions Feltwell United 3-2 – Feltwell’s farewel; match before their departure for pastures new.
Lakenheath are at home to West Wratting in the final of the Snailwell & District Challenge Charity Cup on
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.