Aggregated Latest News for Norfolk
BBC Norfolk News
- Table-topping Norwich City will not be getting ahead of themselves as they look to secure promotion to the third tier of the women's game.
- Table-topping Norwich City will not be getting ahead of themselves as they look to secure promotion to the third tier of the women's game.
- Det Ch Insp Kev Barber says the victim and suspect were neighbours and known to each other.
- Steffan Aquarone hopes a meeting on Tuesday will come up with a "common sense solution".
- The battle for the Sheringham bus shelter continues.
North Norfolk News
- Snettisham Water Mill is currently being used as a holiday let and is going up for auction this week.
- Police have been granted extra time to question a man they arrested on suspicion of murder after a man died in a house fire in Walcott, Norfolk.
- It's pretty hard not to be wowed by the splendour of Holkham Hall on any day of the year.
- Sheringham Town Council has said it will discuss its latest position on the demolition of a 1950s bus shelter in private, despite huge public controversy.
- A new home care company will look after people living in Great Yarmouth and north Norfolk.
Norwich Evening News
- Lake Jackson Ltd, based in Lingwood, Norfolk, has been shut down by the SRA following concerns about dishonesty by its owner and regulatory breaches.
- A Norwich protest group accused of using menacing tactics staged a demonstration calling for City Hall to stop using bailiffs, saying they can be "intimidating".
- Emergency services are searching the River Wensum in Norwich city centre after reports of personal items being left by the water.
- A man from Newton Flotman is due to appear in court after being charged with 14 counts of fraud by false representation.
- Emergency services are searching a river in Norwich after it was reported that a number of personal items were left on the riverbank.
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