Aggregated Latest News for Norfolk
BBC Norfolk News
- A fire service introduces 160 of the devices to help staff learn from their response to incidents.
- Town councils in Breckland could get car parks for free, but they will have to pay for their upkeep.
- Tyler Thorpe is delighted to have come through a "brutal" qualifying school and claim a place on the PDC world darts tour.
- The homes operators say they are appealing against the Care Quality Commission's findings.
- The fire service says being able to review and learn from incidents will be "invaluable" to crew members.
North Norfolk News
- Obituary: An entrepreneur who rose from humble beginnings to create some of Norfolk’s most successful construction, property and waste management businesses, has died.
- A pedestrian remains in a life-threatening condition in hospital following a serious crash in Norfolk on Boxing Day.
- Tides Bistro on Cromer Pier has closed to undergo improvement works and is hoping to reopen by Easter.
- Tyres and a toy tractor were among the items fly-tipped in a field in Egmere in north Norfolk.
- A man in his 80s is now in Addenbrooke's Hospital after a three-vehicle crash on the A140 between Erpingham and Hanworth.
Norwich Evening News
- Obituary: An entrepreneur who rose from humble beginnings to create some of Norfolk’s most successful construction, property and waste management businesses, has died.
- A pedestrian remains in a life-threatening condition in hospital following a serious crash in Norfolk on Boxing Day.
- A school pastoral care manager who groomed and sexually assaulted a teenage pupil has been jailed.
- Castle Quarter shopping centre in Norwich, Norfolk, has been sold to London-based asset manager Maritime Capital.
- The Wombats, the band behind hit songs Let's Dance to Joy Division, Moving to New York and Greek Tragedy, will play at Earlham Park Live in Norwich in 2026.
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