For decades space exploration has been the topic of intrigue and speculation. From supposed UFO sightings to crop circles, almost everybody has a story to tell or a fascination with the unknown.
Since the East Anglian Air Ambulance Service first started ten years ago it has been on about 10,000 rescue missions and looked after thousands of sick or injured people.
The chief executive of the county's main primary care trust is leaving her post after three years.
Julie Garbutt will be leaving NHS Norfolk to take up the position of chief executive officer for health and social care for the States of Jersey.
For decades space exploration has been the topic of intrigue and speculation. From supposed UFO sightings to crop circles, almost everybody has a story to tell or a fascination with the unknown.
College students fired questions at Norfolk parliamentary candidates hoping to win their votes during a Question Time-styled pre-election debate yesterday.
A youth theatre group in Fakenham is celebrating the award of a £5,000 grant which has secured their financial future for the next five years.
Fadlos Kidz, a branch of the Fakenham and District Light Operatic Society, was given the money by the Norfolk Charitable Trust, which promotes community and business projects across the county.
Controversial private finance deals could be the “only show in town” to getting major schemes such as waste plants and schools built in Norfolk because of the parlous state of the government finances.
Detectives investigating the death of a headless woman discovered in a remote Norfolk village more than 30 years ago believe a mysterious woman known only as the Duchess could hold the key.
When asked to think of extinct animals, names such as the dodo and wooly mammoth automatically spring to mind.
Police have named a 53-year-old Latvian woman who was killed in a road crash while sharing a lift to work with three friends.
Irinia Cirske, who lived on Cresswell Street in King's Lynn, was a passenger in the burgundy Renault Megane which struck a JCB tractor at Tattersett at 5.
Rush hour drivers faced hold-ups after a crash on one of the main roads into Norwich this morning (Friday).
People suffering from ME across Norfolk and Suffolk face a further wait for new services, after health bosses missed their own deadline to bring in a specialist consultant.
Drivers have been warned to brace themselves for disruption when resurfacing work takes place on a Norwich street from the start of next week.
Punk rock group The Undertones and pop band Showaddywaddy have been unveiled as the headline acts at this summer's Gig in the Park at Halesworth.
Two men have been charged after more than 900 cannabis plants were seized from a property in Attleborough.
Police officers carried out a drugs raid at the cannabis factory in Leys Lane on December 3.
Ambitious plans to construct what is believed to be the first earth-sheltered eco-house in East Anglia have been tipped for approval by planners.
The winner of last year's Fan of the Year competition has told how Norwich City's loyal fanbase means there could be scores people worthy of winning each year.
Schools secretary Ed Balls dismissed talk of a classroom cash crisis in Norfolk yesterday as he assured headteachers that funding would go up for the next three years.
A developer plans to create a “beacon for sustainable living” by building an £8.5m low-carbon energy plant to power the homes at a former Norfolk airbase.
An acclaimed children's writer explained the power of poetic performance as she encouraged Wells youngsters to enter a school recital competition.
Coral Rumble has published three collections of poems for children and is also one of the writers of the CBeebies TV show Poetry Pie.
A new campaign has been launched to help raise £5,000 which is needed to refurbish Holt War memorial.
The new Holt War Memorial Appeal initiative has been set up by Holt Town Council, who are responsible for the memorial, and the Holt Branch of The Royal British Legion.
People in Norfolk are being encouraged to help save lives and take care of their own kidneys at the same time.
To mark World Kidney Day yesterday health bosses are encouraging people across the region to sign up to the organ donation register.
A Norwich MP who left a lasting impact with his efforts to improve the way politics works will be remembered with a plaque bearing the word “Reformer”.
The Golden Mile gauntlet has been laid down by one Norfolk school, which is setting an exacting target for the rest of the county's children to follow.
A glimmer of hope emerged for a threatened study centre in Wells yesterday as county councillors agreed it should not be closed without consultation.
The future of the popular field studies centre on Polka Road, and a similar one at Holt Hall, was thrown into doubt last month when Norfolk County Council agreed to remove £250,000 of funding.
Three fire crews were called to book printer Clays in Bungay this morning after a fire broke out in a binding machine.
The fire spread to a waste paper skip in a shed, away from the main factory, which is on Broad Street.