Latest unemployment figures reveal that an area of Great Yarmouth has one of the highest rates of people claiming unemployment benefits in the United Kingdom.
Campaigners have lost their battle to save a village GP surgery near Great Yarmouth from closure, after health chiefs said efforts to find an alternative had failed.
THIEVES attempted to steal an Audi A6 which was parked in a driveway in Bradwell.
An inquest into the death of a man who was assaulted outside a Great Yarmouth pub has been opened and adjourned.
POLICE are appealing for information after vandals set fire to a motorcycle in Great Yarmouth.
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Twenty years after they came agonisingly close to music stardom, Norfolk indie-rockers Stare have finally released the debut album which they recorded in 1992.
Budding young dancers from the Mulbarton and Attleborough areas have been selected to be part of the English Youth Ballet’s production of the romantic ballet Giselle.
NEW borough council leader Trevor Wainwright pledged “a period of reflection on the options open to the council,” as Labour reverse decisions made about shared management.
Gorleston boss Richard Daniels dedicated the Greens’ Norfolk Senior Cup win at Carrow Road tonight to former President Jimmy Jones.
Thetford Town will cap one of the greatest seasons in the club’s history tonight when they take on Gorleston in the final of the Norfolk Senior Cup at Carrow Road (7.30pm).
All signs point to Carrow Road next week as two of the area’s leading teams get set for emotion-charged county cup finals.
Yarmouth kickboxer Bin Tyler was still on top of the world after the third successful defence of his world lightweight title in what could well be his last fight, beating tough undefeated challenger Vajaceslav Skreivers of Latvia.
Reffley Royals joint-boss Robbie Back hailed his side’s bravery after they came from behind to lift the Norfolk Junior Cup by beating Harleston Town at Carrow Road last night.
The inaugural Potter’s East Coast Triples and Pairs event took place at Potter’s Leisure Resort in Hopton-on-Sea with entries from Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex and Kent taking part in the week-long competition.
A team of former Norwich School students, Old Norvicensians, have reclaimed the title in the oldest squash tournament in the world.