A Norfolk schoolgirl’s knack for a playground card game saw her rubbing shoulders with Olympic legend Steve Redgrave today.
When one man began to fight for a permanent war memorial to the fallen in his community, he cannot have imagined the raw emotion he would uncover.
There were celebrations at a Norfolk hospital yesterday as the county’s first midwifery-led birthing unit celebrated its first birthday.
When a bird box and webcam was set up at Martham Primary School, pupils eagerly awaited their first residents.
THE kilns have been working overtime at historic Great Yarmouth Potteries to produce thousands of mugs to commemorate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee and the London 2012 Olympics.
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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.
The third Cromer and Sheringham Crab and Lobster festival scuttled into top gear on Friday evening as a fabulous show gave it a flying start.
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.
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Thirty-two ersonal best times were returned from 106 Gorleston Parkrunners this week.
Broadland-GY RFC’S newly-formed sevens side travelled to Ely for their first competition of several scheduled over the summer months.
Wisbech Town boss Steve Appleby has backed Simon Mowbray to form a lethal partnership with chief marksman Chris Bacon.
Boss Gary Setchell admits he is absolutely ecstatic that King’s Lynn Town have been granted promotion to Step Four of the non-league ladder.