Aggregated Latest News for Norfolk
BBC Norfolk News
- The club has paid tribute to the supporter who died in a medical emergency at the end of the game.
- Philippe Clement says Josh Sargent will not be leaving Norwich in January, after claiming the striker made himself unavailable for Sunday's FA Cup tie with Walsall.
- Philippe Clement says Josh Sargent will not be leaving Norwich in January, after claiming the striker made himself unavailable for Sunday's FA Cup tie with Walsall.
- The puppies review everything from acoustics to narrow spaces for their future theatre-loving owners.
- Peter Watson says "life is pretty basic here, but at the same time, utterly charming".
North Norfolk News
- Hundreds of homes have been left without power in two areas of Norfolk.
- St Martins Housing Trust is warning hundreds more people could become homeless in Norfolk this year due to a rise in unemployment.
- Rural parts of Norfolk will "not be left behind" when a council shares out a £12m windfall for new travel schemes, council leaders have promised.
- The Earle Arms in Heydon is reopening in the spring with a new team behind the bar.
- A Bradwell couple who lost their son to suicide are urging others to take the plunge this winter as they continue to raise money for local mental health services.
Norwich Evening News
- A Norwich City fan has died after a medical emergency at the match today.
- Ambulance services are on scene at Carrow Road football stadium in Norwich after reports of a person having a cardiac arrest.
- Plans to build more than 100 new homes in Bradwell near Great Yarmouth are among this week's public notices in Norfolk.
- This newly-produced map shows the significant impact proposals for solar farms would have on an area of Norfolk.
- A woman has shared how she lost nearly seven stone after a "frightening" decline in her health saw her join the Earlham Slimming World group.
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