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Norfolk town to 'get dignity back' as long-closed landmark set to reopen
'Caught in the crossfire' - Electricians hit back in row over Christmas lights
Reform MP defies critics to make another monthly donation
Nightmare before Christmas! Safety fears spark £10k dispute over village lights
Rupert Lowe says being elected Norfolk MP eclipsed taking Southampton to FA Cup final
Car park and coffee shop in Norfolk village to close for revamp
Late night liquor? Licence application sparks concerns about public safety
Parking chaos on banger racing nights discussed by council
Road closures to continue as work on damaged steps delayed
New stadium talks under way for 'one of Norfolk's largest' football club's
Council boss addresses calls for retail park bus route
MP's donation to Hemsby Lifeboat boosts crew's rescue operations
The Norfolk retail park without public transport to and from its nearest town
Meet the villagers going out of their way to protect their ducks
Families and 'playful adventurers' enjoy new-look park in seaside town after revamp
One of Norfolk’s largest villages is asked views on services and safety
Just build it! Petition launched to demand new hospital work goes ahead
New audio camera installed on seafront to catch noisy boy racers
Beach toilets to reopen after public urination row
Shop in seaside town could serve alcohol until 2am with new licence approved
170-year-old church to CLOSE due to dwindling numbers... and council parking ban
Great Yarmouth chief still 'hopeful' for £20m boost despite public spending cuts
Bin inspectors could be rolled out in coastal town
Traveller encampment sets up on land in Gorleston
Mystery about future of overgrown seafront bowling greens
Campaigners call on government for sea defence funding promise
Newly-elected MP donates entire monthly salary to football club's community arm
Great Yarmouth set for flurry of child-friendly play area upgrades
New housing allocation policy unveiled by council amid demand
New MP on hunt for property as he aims to shake up two-party system
Tony Robinson visits Norfolk Roman fort to rally the troops ahead of General Election
'We are not Las Vegas!' - Council shelves plan for Hollywood-style sign
Shadow chancellor pledges to keep town's three bridges open
Wax work building owners asked to secure site from rough sleepers
Guesthouse on coast applies for licence to sell alcohol
Exceptionally wet spring blamed for messy verges and roads
Miliband vows windfall tax on oil and gas to kickstart region's energy revolution
Boat trip gives election candidates different perspective of coastal erosion
Re-opening of landmark steps moves closer... 12 years after landslip
Norfolk local authority wins council of the year
Farage: Yarmouth is a beacon for Reform just as it was UKIP
Objection to new off-licence bid over 'anti-social behaviour' fears
People turned out from sold out Reform UK rally on coast
'Like a war zone' - State of unkempt verges across borough is slammed
Urgent repair works to finally start on celebrated hotel turned den of criminality
Yarmouth cafe could be knocked down as part of efforts to create upmarket seafront
Tory election candidate will move to Norfolk... if he wins
Financial service hosting neighbourhood volunteering open day
The Tories have named their new coastal candidate
Public consultation open for coastal town's five-year plan
Coastal workwear business praised for US exports during election visit
Retired army major is Green general election candidate on the coast
£150,000 of upgrades coming to parks in coastal town
'Politics is brutal' - MP reflects on 14 years representing borough