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Revealed: Five more Norfolk landmarks branded 'at risk'

Old Buckenham Windmill is among the buildings under threat. Photo: Danny Shurey

Tributes paid after death of well-known record shop owner

Robin Watson at the Robin's Records market store he started in 1971. He later opened a permanent shop on Pottergate. Photo: Family submit

Academy trust recovering from money troubles reveals merger plan

The Locksley School, part of The Short Stay School for Norfolk. Engage Trust, which runs the Short Stay School, has announced plans to merge with the Unity Education Trust, from which it has been receiving support. Picture: Archant

Take a look inside Norwich's new Korean restaurant which serves KFC

Bong Ha Kim and Jung Hee Park are the owners of the new Korean restaurant in Norwich. Picture: Jamie Honeywood

Live here for £3,000 a month in Norwich - ranked one of the UK's most pricey rental cities

One of the most expensive places to rent in Norwich, The Malt House penthouse on King Street, available for £2,950 per calendar month. Pic: Gilson Bailey

Broken-down car causes delays on Thickthorn roundabout

Rush hour motorists are facing delays on the Thickthorn roundabout. Picture: Google Maps

Norwich City

'You have to stick to your philosophy' - Surman offers City his advice on Premier League survival

Former Canaries midfielder Andrew Surman, right, pictured tangling with Dennis Srbeny during City's 2-1 loss at Bournemouth in the League Cup fourth round last season Picture by Paul Chesterton/Focus Images

Finally! There could be some good news on the injury front for Norwich City

Onel Hernandez is back in training with Norwich City after his recent knee injury Picture: Norwich City FC

'The strength of this U21 side is unbelievable' - Canaries prospect loving life among England's top talent

Norwich star Max Aarons, right, celebrates after setting up Callum Hudson-Odoi for the opening goal as England U21s thrashed Austria at Stadium MK Picture: Tim Goode/PA Wire

WATCH: Former Canaries return to present shirts to recent debutants and speak to Farke's squad

Iwan Roberts presents Adam Idah with a permanent reminder of his Norwich City debut Picture: Norwich City FC

These are the most sought after players for Norwich City sticker albums

Year Six children at Firside Junior School enjoying opening the NCFC stickers to collect by the Eastern Daily Press and Norwich Evening News. From left, Brodie, Darcey and William. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY

David Hannant: Why City need to be the cat in the relegation dog fight

Teemu Pukki and Todd Cantwell pleased in vain for a penalty during the first half of City's loss to Villa Pictures: Paul Chesterton/Focus Images

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'Christmas isn't cancelled' - former Thomas Cook employee on getting job back

Becky Hardiman, overjoyed at getting her job back at the former Thomas Cook travel shop, now Hays, in Tesco, Sprowston . Pic: Archant

New free school set to be officially opened this week

Artist's impression of the new White House Farm Primary School in Sprowston, run by the Sapientia Education Trust, which is set to open in September 2019. Picture: NPS Property Consultants

Video WATCH: See inside giant Victorian underground reservoir in Norwich

Stunning archways and brickwork in Anglian Water's Victorian treated water underground reservoir in Norwich, which has been emptied for inspection. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY

Your chance to own a £50,000 piece of Norwich history

Carrow Bridge Master House, which is being auctioned online later this month Picture: DENISE BRADLEY

Man fined £100 for turning around in controversial car park

Sentinel House car park, in Norwich Picture: David Hannant

Reader Letters

Opinion READER LETTER: Why can't fans mix at games?

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge along with Prince George and Princess Charlotte spotted during the Premier League match at Carrow Road, Norwich
. Picture by Paul Chesterton/Focus Images Ltd.

Reader Letter: Don't just march for climate change, learn about it

Extinction Rebellion demonstrators in Parliament Square, London, in April 2019. Picture: Victoria Jones/PA Wire

Opinion READER LETTER: Should Royals have been ejected from Carrow Road?

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge along with Prince George and Princess Charlotte spotted during the Premier League match at Carrow Road, Norwich. Picture by Paul Chesterton/Focus Images Ltd.

In My View

Opinion Racist chants and Nazi salutes at the football must be watershed moment

Bulgaria fans in the stands during the UEFA Euro 2020 Qualifying match against England on Monday. The game was stopped twice because of racial abuse towards players

Opinion My wife thinks I'm going deaf. I blame The Who and Status Quo!

David Clayton says the noise level at gigs in the 1970s by bands like The Who, pictured, may have contributed to his hearing difficulties

Opinion Climate change poses a growing threat to UK's national security

Ben Goodwin says he fears climate change could threaten national security. Picture: Getty Images/iStockphoto

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Caviar and Champagne on the menu at new restaurant opening in Norwich tomorrow

Executive Head Chef at Jarrold, Nick Harris, with one of The Bay's fresh seafood platters. Picture: Neil Didsbury

Rush hour drivers in Norwich face delays on A1067

Motorists are facing delays on the A1067 near Drayton. Picture: Google Maps

'You don't start as a tramp': Horror stories as base for addicts opens

Cameron Taylor, 53, from Stody, who is a recovering alcohol addict who was helped by the Recovery Support Programme atThe Next Steps recovery hub, run by the Matthew Project, on Oak Street, Norwich. Picture: Neil Didsbury

You can fight zombies with Nerf guns in Norwich until 4am this Halloween

You can try and escape the zombies at OPEN, Norwich. Photo: Scott Taylor

Man remains in stable condition after fall from balcony in Norwich

Police at Duke's Palace Wharf, Duke Street, Norwich. PIC: Submitted.

Police continuing to investigate report of rape in Norwich

Old Library Wood, Norwich. PIC: Peter Walsh.

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Racist chants and Nazi salutes at the football must be watershed moment

Bulgaria fans in the stands during the UEFA Euro 2020 Qualifying match against England on Monday. The game was stopped twice because of racial abuse towards players

Mammal Not Fish to celebrate EP release with Norwich launch gig

Norwich ska/funk band Mammal Not Fish are set to release their new EP at a hometown launch gig. Picture: Danielle Booden Media

Recipe: Try these dishes inspired by Croatian cuisine

Croatian-style cevapi kebabs with ajvar pepper sauce Picture: Charlotte Smith-Jarvis

My wife thinks I'm going deaf. I blame The Who and Status Quo!

David Clayton says the noise level at gigs in the 1970s by bands like The Who, pictured, may have contributed to his hearing difficulties

Still On the Ball - how football's past is unlocking the present for older Norwich City fans

Carrow Road, January 1959 and Norwich City's famous 3-0 FA Cup third round win over Manchester United

Blast off to a world of physics and astronomy at this year's Norwich Science Festival

Immerse yourself at Norwich Arts Centre on Tuesday October 22 and Wednesday October 23. Picture: [UNIT]

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'It's a massive thing for us' - Norwich restaurant awarded two AA rosettes

Hannah Springham and her husband Andrew Jones pictured at their restaurant, Farmyard, in Norwich. Picture: ANTONY KELLY

WATCH: See inside giant Victorian underground reservoir in Norwich

Stunning archways and brickwork in Anglian Water's Victorian treated water underground reservoir in Norwich, which has been emptied for inspection. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY

Surge in Norwich student housing sparks City Hall bid to take more control

Pablo Fanque House in Norwich. Picture: Jamie Honeywood

Widow's three-year battle over husband's £100 parking fine

Jill Hunnam who is refusing to pay an unreasonable parking charge for seven minutes dating back three years. Picture: Paula Sparkes MK2

New documents reveal how battle for fate of £271m Anglia Square revamp will be fought

The plans include a 20-storey tower in Anglia Square. Photo: Weston Homes

Specialist fishing retailer Angling Direct buys out competitor

Angling Direct has bought out one of its competitors. Picture: Angling Direct

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