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Revealed: The area of Norfolk where homes are at higher risk of flooding

The A1101 at Welney is passible again after two months under water

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Almost one in five properties in King's Lynn and West Norfolk are located in areas at higher risk of flooding, figures have revealed.
Breckland District Council and housing

Breckland District Council

Council sticks with local plan timetable despite parishes' housing fears

Noah Vickers, Local Democracy Reporter

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The Sacred Heart Convent in Swaffham has been sold to a private buyer

Former convent sold for £400,000 and could be converted into family home

Thomas Chapman

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Breckland District Council and housing

Breckland District Council | Updated

Fears of 'wild west' developments prompt council rethink

Noah Vickers, Local Democracy Reporter

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A few people were enjoying Sheringham beach and Promenade as lockdown restrictions are being gradual

Revealed: The most expensive towns to buy a home in Norfolk

Owen Sennitt

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Newly-appointed Foreign Secretary Liz Truss leaves Number 10 Downing Street, as Prime Minister Boris

Elizabeth Truss and Dominic Raab to share access to mansion after PM ruling

Dan Grimmer

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Norwich Streets -- PPrince of Wales Road taken from the top of the Post Office building in Thorp

Census from 1961 reveals how life has changed in Norfolk

Thomas Chapman

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George Williams, front, taking a close look at some common spotted orchids, during one of the Norfol

Ambitious bid to create new 21st century commons for Norfolk

Dan Grimmer

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Mould at St Faith's Lane. Photo: Archant

One in five live in homes with mould or other issues, Shelter says

Dan Grimmer

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Alison Webb, executive member of housing, health and environment at Breckland Council. Picture: Keit

Landlords invited to webinar to keep up with changing rules

Noah Vickers

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