Aggregated Latest News for Norfolk
BBC Norfolk News
- Double Paralympics champion Jessica Jane Applegate says she is still finding out who she is outside of sport after deciding to retire from swimming.
- Double Paralympics champion Jessica Jane Applegate says she is still finding out who she is outside of sport after deciding to retire from swimming.
- Protesters are celebrating a "small victory" but the council says its eviction attempt is legal.
- The Environment Agency says the sea and rivers have generally become cleaner over the past 20 years.
- Weather watchers across the region snap pictures of the year's last supermoon.
North Norfolk News
- An unusual fish often likened to a bin lid because of its size and shape has been found dead on a Norfolk beach.
- The battle of the Sheringham bus shelter took an amazing turn today as a bailiff and police turned up.
- A three-bedroom home in Cley with sea views is for sale at an asking price of £750,000.
- Fourth-generation family business East Coast Motor Company in Cromer is closing after 105 years due to rising costs.
- A former Norfolk café owner found guilty of rape has had his sentencing hearing adjourned until the new year.
Norwich Evening News
- Neighbours living near the Whiffler in Hellesdon say the decision to approve revamp plans for the pub will only worsen traffic congestion in the area.
- Police are appealing for help to trace a 79-year-old woman who is missing from Norwich.
- An inquest into the death of a former UEA student stabbed to death at Somerleyton House in Norwich has been suspended.
- Dom Gregory and Jimmy Tully are opening a new smokehouse in Bridewell Alley. The pair took on the lease from Jeff Taylor, owner of The Bun Exchange.
- The Food Enterprise Park (FEP) near Norwich has launched its second phase as it seeks to help more innovative food and drink firms add value to Norfolk's farm produce.
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