Aggregated Latest News for Norfolk
BBC Norfolk News
- Emergency services are at the scene of a crash, which has closed off part of a major road.
- Women were trafficked to the UK from Romania and lived with their "controllers" at rented properties.
- A police tent is set up on a Norfolk beach after the body of a man is found.
- The incident "would not have occurred" if the boom and grab were secured properly, jurors are told.
- Jack Wilshere will take charge of Norwich City for the first time on Saturday less than 24 hours before running the London Marathon.
North Norfolk News
- A political science and economics lecturer from Holt, north Norfolk, died from a “self-inflicted injury”, Norfolk Coroner's Court was told.
- Norfolk crop sprayer manufacturer Sands Agricultural Machinery (SAM) has opened a £4m new factory in Catfield to equip itself for future market demands.
- An MP has urged ministers to raise the case of a Norfolk doctor allegedly murdered in Africa with the Sudanese government.
- A man’s efforts to diversify his family farm and continue his father’s legacy have been stalled after a officials rejected a bid to double the size of a caravan park.
- Cromer cinema to show Bonnie & Clyde musical.
Norwich Evening News
- Boston House Restaurant in Norwich has transformed into a patisserie and bar as part of a business shake-up.
- Norfolk crop sprayer manufacturer Sands Agricultural Machinery (SAM) has opened a £4m new factory in Catfield to equip itself for future market demands.
- The former Norwich Amnesty International bookshop in St Benedicts Street will become the home of a British Red Cross charity shop.
- The two-year long feud at William Mear Gardens, in Norwich, involving neighbours has escalated after a cat dispute.
- Cecil Amey Opticians has chosen the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) at the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital as its charity for the year.
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