Garden is fitting tribute to teacher
The sun shone brightly as a memorial garden was officially opened in honour of an inspirational teacher yesterday.
10 May 2008
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 Battered woman thought she would die
A battered woman last night described how her ex-boyfriend told her “I'm going to die and I'm taking you with me”, after he was jailed for a savage attack.
10 May 2008
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City roads are too safe for alley gates
An £80,000 scheme to block off alleyways in part of Norwich is due to be scrapped after the area was deemed too safe to warrant cash being spent on the crime-busting project.
10 May 2008
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Warm weather luring thieves into gardens
The warmer weather might be getting everyone thinking about their gardens again - but it is also luring thieves who are targeting expensive plants and other lawn-lining features at homes and businesses across the county.
10 May 2008
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Indian school boosted by Norfolk pupils
Norfolk schoolchildren who helped raise thousands of pounds for an Indian school and orphanage were paid a visit by the director of the centre who showed them how their money was spent.
10 May 2008
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 City's growth ambitions dealt a blow
Norwich's growth ambitions were today dealt a major blow as the boss of a city finance firm admitted he had abandoned plans for 1,250 new jobs because of the credit crunch.
10 May 2008
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Police warning over fuel protests
Police are warning motorists to expect delays and disruption on Monday morning on the A47 Southern Bypass.
10 May 2008
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Tory politician appears in court
A Tory politician has appeared in court charged with sex offences and assault on girls under 16.
10 May 2008
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 Concern grows for missing woman
Concern is growing for the safety of a 24-year-old woman who has been missing from her home in Norwich for more than 24hours.
10 May 2008
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Buses no longer slow coaches
Buses are turning up on time more often according to a new report into the performance of operators across the county.
10 May 2008
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 How the paper's helped you
As part of Local Newspaper Week, the Evening News is this week looking at ways the local media has helped the community.
10 May 2008
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 Eyesore site to be cleared up
People living near an eyesore site in Norwich earmarked for a new Aldi store have been told it would soon be cleaned up after the German supermarket giant revealed a contractor had been hired to clear the area.
10 May 2008
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 Tobacconist quitting after 50 years
The best known tobacconist in the city is retiring after 50 years in the business - but is not holding out for a long service medal from the Queen after once running out stock of her late sister's favourite brand of cigarettes.
10 May 2008
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 Day in the life of a post office
A 5am start and 6.30pm finish is the norm for many sub-postmasters. LUCY BOLTON spends a day finding out exactly what the role involves at the threatened Rosary Road branch.
10 May 2008
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 Running woman is an inspiration
A 72-year-old woman who has raised thousands of pounds for charity after completing 12 marathons is now in the running for the title of Britain's Most Inspiring Fundraiser.
10 May 2008
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Fire at John Innes
Firefighters were called to the John Innes Centre after a blaze broke out in an electrical box.
The fire brigade was called to the Colney Lane institute, in Colney, just after 3pm today when an outdoor electrical transformer, for a main power cable, caught on fire.
09 May 2008
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Sheep rescued from river
Firefighters were called to rescue a sheep from a river in Norwich this evening.
The sheep had to be rescued from the river at Earlham Marsh, Wilberforce Road, Earlham, at about 6.
09 May 2008
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Teenager injured after bike crash
A 14-year-old girl had to be taken to hospital after crashing into the windscreen of a moving car this afternoon.
09 May 2008
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Owners of food premises charged
Three owners or former owners of premises selling food are being prosecuted by South Norfolk Council - on charges ranging from breaking food hygiene regulations to selling food beyond its sell-by date.
09 May 2008
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 Prince Charles praises Norfolk council
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City boy on his way to Wembley
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Sitters scheme keeps church doors open
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Hole in road causes traffic chaos
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Man in shock after knifepoint robbery
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One scout group, two sets of twins
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Ball will help fund theatre revamp
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Death of Norwich jeweller
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School mentor scheme to be extended
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Lotto lout's home is eyesore
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Crackdown on illegal goods
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Lock your homes warning after burglaries
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Gordon Brown's personal call to SOS boss
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Council shake-up fails to win support
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Firefighters called to city nightclub
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Peacocks attack family's car
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Free bus for post office showdown
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City school celebrates turn around
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Clarke says scrap post office plans
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Post office decision not ours say bosses
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Who won where I live?
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We will struggle to use alternatives
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St Mary's not making adequate progress
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Can you name your local councillors?
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Sleepless nights for post office staff
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Is city fighting harder than others?
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Lib Dem leader backs our campaign
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Long-term concerns over post offices
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MP quizzes families over post office
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Praise for Horsford Infant School
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Council joins post office battle
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PO closures will hit businesses too
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Villagers told to fight post office plan
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The communities already in decline
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City school on road to recovery
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Our battle to save Trowse post office
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Post office closure could kill street
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Post office sums just don't add up
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School's head resigns
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Protest at threatened post office
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Threatened branches' compensation fears
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Post office campaign gathers pace
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Council could offer post office services
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Race 4 Life entries going fast
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City school's outstanding report
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Jury retires to consider verdict
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Wright judge sums up case
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Was someone else the killer?
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Prosecution admits possibility of second killer
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