Aggregated Latest News for Norfolk
BBC Norfolk News
- The solicitor general says Peter Pottle's crimes against the girl were "despicable".
- Rotherham United sign Norwich City defender Emmanuel Adegboyega for an undisclosed fee on an 18-month contract.
- The council says the work will cause "inconvenience" to motorists, residents and businesses.
- The government confirms it will fund the schools, which were first proposed three years ago.
- Greater Anglia is bringing in additional services on a number of regional routes.
North Norfolk News
- Growing up, and later, when he moved to London, Radio 1 presenter and DJ, Dean McCullough never had a fixed address and regularly faced the daunting prospect of sleeping on the streets.
- Norfolk County Council has proposed to cut the speed limit from 30mph to 20mph on West Wood Road in Sheringham, by West Wood Care Home.
- Bradley Whitlam, who took over The Plough Inn in Marsham in 2019, has withdrawn his planning application to expand the site.
- A dad is taking on a sponsored silence while dressed as a fairy to raise funds.
- Plans have been submitted to North Norfolk District Council to convert the former tourism hub in Cromer's Meadow Road car park into a dental practice.
Norwich Evening News
- Former Norwich City coach Anthony McCool has shared his thoughts about the ongoing feud between Brooklyn Beckham and David and Victoria Beckham.
- A Norfolk woman has appeared in court accused of having sex with an under-age boy over a two month period in 2023.
- Growing up, and later, when he moved to London, Radio 1 presenter and DJ, Dean McCullough never had a fixed address and regularly faced the daunting prospect of sleeping on the streets.
- Five people were arrested during a crackdown on retail crime in Norwich city centre on Thursday.
- Greater Anglia is introducing more train services, including routes from Norwich to Cambridge.
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