Aggregated Latest News for Norfolk
BBC Norfolk News
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- Designs for Winter Gardens restoration are finalised with the contractor due to be announced.
- Fewer than 10 Iron Age helmets have been found in Britain, so the discovery delights experts.
- Bryony Nierop-Reading has already lost one home to the sea but says she is staying put.
- Norwich City boss Johannes Hoff Thorup gives an update to the media on a busy week for the club as they prepare to face promotion candidates Sheffield United.
North Norfolk News
- Engineers have applied to abstract water from several locations in the Norfolk Broads as part of a major project to tackle flooding which will replace 13 pumping stations in the Upper Thurne area.
- King Charles' toilets at Sandringham came second in the 2025 Loo of the Year Awards.
- The Care Quality Commission has started its first ever inspection of Norfolk County Council's adult social care department.
- Villagers across a large swatch of north Norfolk have reported problems with a 'cavalier courier' leaving their Evri deliveries in random places.
- The full line-up for Gone Wild Festival 2025 at Holkham Hall in Norfolk has been announced.
Norwich Evening News
- Castle Social, the food court at the top of Castle Quarter in Norwich, now has three busy restaurants and a bar after being left nearly empty last year.
- Motorists are facing delays in Earlham Road, Norwich, following a crash.
- The Care Quality Commission has started its first ever inspection of Norfolk County Council's adult social care department.
- Anglia Innovation Partnership, the campus management organisation at Norwich Research Park, has appointed Jonathan Burroughs and Mark Clement as non-executive directors to its board
- Officials at Norwich City Council have proposed taking its Citizen magazine online-only in a bid to save £20,000.
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