Eight Norwich City fans have been arrested on suspicion of football hooliganism following unrest after a match against Leeds United earlier this year, police confirmed today.
People living in a popular Norwich road have been angered after councillors gave landlords the green light to increase the size of a student house.
A Royal Navy Bomb disposal team conducted a controlled explosion in Southwold at 6pm tonight after a mine was discovered on the beach - but it failed to go off as planned and it had to be repeated.
Grant Holt is winning his race to be fit for the start of Norwich City's Championship season. The Canaries leading scorer has been sidelined with a thigh injury and has missed the three pre-season away games - at Stevenage, Dagenham & Redbridge and last night's goalless draw at Lincoln City.
Magical memories of Bowthorpe have been sparked by news of the first big reunion for the pupils of the popular Norwich school which closed almost 20 years ago.
Blog: Life from the Sofa
We picked up the cat this morning. The RSPCA had named him Tizer but we are changing it to Smokey as he is a smokey grey colour, and its much more suitable for calling out when you need to get him to come in.He had been picked up as a stray in Fakenham and was in poor condtion but they have got him back to health....
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Quintessential 1980s TV show The A-Team gets the big screen treatment - but despite some tricky editing and big explosions, the plan never quite comes together for director Joe Carnahan. Plus: The Karate Kid, Gainsbourg.
Layer yourself in soft jersey in dusky pinks, greys, white and creams for a casual look that is easy to wear and looks effortlessly stylish.
Photographer: Antony Kelly.
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A popular children's TV show from the 1980s which has been off the screen for more than 20 years is about to make a comeback thanks to the dedication and hard work of one fan from Norwich.
Now five years old, Latitude went into the weekend having made the progression from its origins as a cosy 12,000-person festival into a considerably bigger beast.
The carnival spirit came to Norwich this weekend as thousands gathered in the sweltering heat to watch the spectacular Lord Mayor's procession.
The Royal Norfolk Show came to a spectacular and poignant end last night as organisers reflected on an “absolutely brilliant” two days.