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Inquest opened into death of Trowse teenager Maisie Baxter
An inquest has been opened into the death of teenager Maisie Baxter.
South Norfolk Councillors approve council tax freeze
South Norfolk Council has set a fourth council tax freeze in five years.
Police investigate comments on tribute site to Norwich teenager Maisie Baxter
A police investigation has been launched into comments made on a social networking site set up as a tribute to Norwich youngster Maisie Baxter.
Council vow to remove ‘protest’ camp on Norwich’s Mousehold Heath
Court action could be taken by council bosses to move on a makeshift camp which has set up on the edge of Norwich’s Mousehold Heath.
- Royal Anglians “supremely prepared” for Afghan deployment in March
- Art enthusiasts issue appeal after painting is stolen from The Rumsey Wells pub in Norwich
- British Transport Police called to report of suspicious passenger on Norwich to London train
- Tributes still coming in for Trowse teenager Maisie Baxter
- Jewellery stolen in burglary at St Williams Way, Thorpe St Andrew
- More and more people are making their own beer and wine says the owner of the Good Life Homebrew Centre in Norwich
- Norfolk millionaire Graham Dacre tells court in £12m fraud trial: “I was a fool”
- Burglars steal camcorder, digital camera and jewellery from Dussindale home after forcing window
- Couple celebrate platinum wedding in Acle
- Norfolk Police Authority agree to raise council tax by 3pc to help maintain Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) in Norwich and across county
- Gang’s attempt to steal rhino head from Norwich Castle Museum foiled by staff
- Updated: Missing man Ian Bates found safe in Great Yarmouth
- BBC Blue Peter gardener inspires Norwich youngsters ahead of the Olympics
- Norwich poet Tim Clare writes poems for celebs at the Brit Awards
- Norfolk millionaire Graham Dacre “sucked into” £12m fraud, court hears
- Lions Club to award unsung young heroes across Norfolk
- Picture Gallery: Langley School pupils take on UEA in polo match
- Fire crews deal with blaze at Norfolk village Little Ellingham
- Appeal to reunite runaway Erpingham sheep “Shoulder and Chop” with owner
- Relief as sale of recreation land for Wymondham Asda scrapped
- Norwich City Council agrees council tax freeze
- Costessey residents make plea for Beechcroft Surgery to be saved at packed-out public meeting
- Norfolk bus fare petition delivered to 10 Downing Street
- New Red Cross shop opens in Norfolk town
- Reepham College student Hester Fox wins L’Oréal Young Scientist of the Year award
- Dereham schoolgirl endures seven operations after vicious attack
- Lorry failed to stop after damaging roof in Needham
- Bishop of Lynn on bike tour to raise awareness of Papua New Guinea project
- Norwich MP Simon Wright welcomes extra help for carers
- Pupils from Sewell Park College and Framingham Earl High School set for show at Norfolk and Norwich Millennium Library
- Rare Ancient Egyptian shroud to be focus of Norwich Castle Museum event
- Photo Gallery: Car crashes into shop window in Downham Market
- Gorleston family banned from keeping animals for 10 years after leaving their dog to die
- Work to overhaul Aylsham Market Place is well under way - but causing disruption
- Salhouse: Production of Cinderella raises £600 for All Saints Church
- Two out of three Norfolk criminals ignore tagging rules
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Ed Sheeran is named best British male and breakthrough act at the Brit Awards
Years of sleeping on friends’ sofas while he honed his talents finally paid off for Suffolk singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran tonight, with a double success at the Brit Awards.
- Video: What was said about Brit Awards star Ed Sheeran when he won Next Big Thing 2008 in Norwich
- Picture gallery: Pancake races held in the grounds of Norwich Cathedral
- Flipping fun for pancake racers in Roughton
- The Queen appoints former British Army chief General Lord Richard Dannatt as one of Norfolk’s six new deputy lieutenants
- Norfolk motorcyclist tells how protective clothing saved his life
- Charitable North Norfolk youngster is getting on his bike for Help the Heroes
- Doors to open at The Swan Inn in Loddon
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- Inquest opened into death of Trowse teenager Maisie Baxter
- Art enthusiasts issue appeal after painting is stolen from The Rumsey Wells pub in Norwich
- Police investigate comments on tribute site to Norwich teenager Maisie Baxter
- British Transport Police called to report of suspicious passenger on Norwich to London train
- Royal Anglians “supremely prepared” for Afghan deployment in March
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Sale of Peacocks to see Norwich, Great Yarmouth, Dereham and Bury St Edmunds shops to close
More than 80 jobs are to go across Norfolk and Suffolk as a deal was struck to sell a number of Peacocks shops to the Edinburgh Woollen Mill today.
- Group Lotus boss Dany Bahar holds talks with new Malaysian owners as deal sees production slow down
- East Anglian boat builder Oyster Marine goes Dutch
- Game machine industry association BACTA’s plea to Norwich Treasury minister
- Fakenham Laundry lands contract for Olympic Torch Relay
- Norfolk FSB chairman welcomes Elizabeth Truss’ call to rebuild the economy the German way
- North Norfolk MP Norman Lamb supports procurement conference in Upper Sheringham
- CQC identifies “major concerns” at Great Yarmouth residential home
The day young Vera met Gracie Fields
It was a dream come true for the young dancers of Norwich in the 1930s when one of the biggest stars in the land, Gracie Fields, came calling.
- Norfolk’s rebels have always done different
- Take your partners - for a great reunion
- Remembering the Norwich High School’s rich history.
- Strictly Come Dancing - the Norman way.
- Remembering the brave airmen who brightened up our lives
- Beat goes on for the Golden Years
- Do you remember Alma Square in old Norwich?
- Norwich movie man on a mission
- The big band with a big heart
The G-Spot? You’re just as likely to find the Loch Ness Monster
Like the Loch Ness Monster, the Abominable Snowman and a mobile phone salesperson that doesn’t try to sell you an insurance policy you’ll never be able to use, scientists are now telling us that the G-Spot doesn’t exist.
- Youngsters need some grim reality
- Money can’t buy you love, but a 7p Asda Valentine’s Card card can buy you bitterness
Schools See all
Progress at Thetford Academy after poor start, Ofsted inspectors find
A Norfolk academy is making satisfactory progress after a rocky start compounded by poor teaching and leadership, Ofsted inspectors have found.
- Great Yarmouth College feeling “quietly confident” ahead of crucial Ofsted inspection
- Ofsted praise Yarmouth College nursery’s health and happiness focus
- City Academy Norwich’s new approach to GCSE teaching
- Little Nightingales Nursery in Taverham is rated outstanding in Ofsted inspection
- Norfolk County Council fostering service rated satisfactory by Ofsted
Urban sprawl or vital growth? See all
Last chance to have say on £220m ‘tax’ on housing around Norwich
A new levy on house builders, which council bosses hope will raise about £220m for improvements to roads and schools around Norwich, has gone out for a final round of public consultation.
