Aggregated Latest News for Norfolk
BBC Norfolk News
- Three-year-old Amelia has dyskinetic cerebral palsy but has already reached developmental milestones.
- An archivist at an RAF base hopes descendants of two brave airmen will get in touch.
- The MP and locals say the development in Taverham is going to cause traffic problems.
- Bali Hoxha claims the woman initiated sex with him in Norwich and invited him home.
- A man arrested on suspicion of rape is released on bail as the police search for another man goes on.
North Norfolk News
- Chemicals in pet flea treatments are causing “severe and potentially irreversible harm” to rivers and wildlife across Norfolk and the Broads.
- Sue Allen, founder of East Ruston Cottages, completed an 80-mile walk visiting every one of her company’s dog-friendly holiday cottages over four days.
- Cambridgeshire Constabulary, working closely with Norfolk Constabulary, carried out four simultaneous search warrants as part of regional investigation.
- Open Farm Sunday 2026 is set to bring crowds of thousands flocking to the countryside as farmers fling open their gates across East Anglia on June 7.
- Farmers have warned that water shortages could seriously threaten food production and rural businesses.
Norwich Evening News
- A car was left wrecked after a crash in Wall Road, off Constitution Hill in Norwich, that saw an air ambulance land at St Clements Hill Primary Academy.
- A detached four-bedroom bungalow in Costessey for sale at a guide price of £425,000, with extended living space and a converted studio.
- A man in his 60s has been arrested on suspicion of rape in Paragon Place, Norwich.
- Cambridgeshire Constabulary, working closely with Norfolk Constabulary, carried out four simultaneous search warrants as part of regional investigation.
- A World Cup football shirt from Norwich City legend Martin Peters has been put up for auction.
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