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Police launch new appeal over woman who went missing from Gorleston, near Great Yarmouth in 1985
Norfolk police have launched a new appeal for information following the disappearance of a woman from Gorleston, near Great Yarmouth in 1985.
- Pictures of old Gorleston and Yarmouth seafront
- Fun and frolics promised at Gorleston Cliff Top Gala
- Ron, 84, still hitting right notes with Great Yarmouth Brass Band
- East Anglian Air Ambulance extends its hours of cover
- Holocaust memorial services held in Norwich, Lowestoft and Great Yarmouth
- Recruitment day hopes to find more retained firefighters for Stalham
- VIDEO: Time lapse video captures River Ant traffic at Ludham Bridge
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- New York! New York! Yarmouth students’ trip of a lifetime
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Veteran Thomson rolls back years in Hopton world bowls quarter-final
Vintage performances from players who have been around a while added a whiff of nostalgia to proceedings in the Fred Olsen Cruise Lines world indoor singles championship at Potters Leisure Resort
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- Gardens sinking on Caister housing estate
- Van crashed into Acle Straight water ditch this morning
- Tributes to Lord Somerleyton
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Fun and frolics promised at Gorleston Cliff Top Gala
Organisers are already primping the pumps for this year’s Gorleston Clifftop Festival with an appeal for sponsors and volunteers.
Norfolk band The Colour going for gold with Olympics song
A Norfolk band is hoping to strike gold after writing a song celebrating the London Olympics.
Nelson Monument looking for volunteer guides
THE Nelson Monument in Great Yarmouth is looking for more volunteers to become monument guides.
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Review: The Descendants
I’m guessing The Da Vinci Code doesn’t figure high on Alexander (About Schmidt, Sideways) Payne’s reading list. Since Election he has made his way with adaptations of well-regarded but little known American novels where nothing much happens.
