Aggregated Latest News for Norfolk
BBC Norfolk News
- The school says support is on site for students but it will respect those who do not feel ready to return.
- The development would cover the equivalent of 1,500 football pitches in the countryside.
- Sources tell the BBC that pupils had to hide under their desks as the incident unfolded.
- Prof David Maguire says university still offers a "very good deal", despite concerns about loans.
- Mark Baker says there was "no other choice" for him than to have a heart transplant.
North Norfolk News
- The next stage of plans to relocate a brewery to a farm near Fakenham have been given the green light.
- Hoveton and Wroxham Riverside Trust (HWRT) has been asked to move from Granary Staithe by Hoveton Community Council.
- Homeowners are having their heating oil stolen by thieves who are siphoning fuel from tanks in gardens and selling it on the black market, police have warned.
- An inquest has been opened into the death of a former sailing club commodore who died at a Norwich hospital.
- From Arminghall Car Boot Sale to Banham, here are five of the biggest car boot sales to hunt for bargains in Norfolk in 2026.
Norwich Evening News
- A Grade II listed five-bedroom home in Norwich is for sale at a guide price of £750,000–£800,000 through an auction on March 17 with Brown & Co.
- A cordon remains in place on Pound Lane near Thorpe St Andrew School after a teenage girl was stabbed.
- Thorpe St Andrew School in Laundry Lane has reopened a day after a teenage girl was stabbed.
- I was recently sent two publications dating back to 1997 when the Rotary Club of Norwich celebrated its 75th anniversary!
- Gas pipes in Norwich, first installed the same year Carrow Road opened, are finally being replaced after nearly nine decades.
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