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Music firm gives away five pianos as former boss steps down after 50 years

Steve Battle retires from Cookes Pianos in St Benedicts Byline: Sonya Duncan (C) Archant 2020

‘It beggars belief’ - Road to lose second pharmacy in the space of just four months

The Lloyds Pharmacy on Colman Road in Norwich, which is due to close in December. Picture: Google

‘My new second club’ - Son’s thanks after football fans’ gifts and support for dad during end-of-life care

Brian Parker receiving his gifts from around the country at the Laurel Lodge care home in Norwich. Photo: Black Swan Care Group

Interior designer opens second showroom in former TSB building

Paula Gundry has expanded her business with a second showroom in Norwich, situated in a former TSB in the Golden Triangle. Pic: EDP

Community skips could be brought in to tackle soaring city fly-tipping

Community skips and fly-tipping amnesties are among measures that could be brought in to tackle soaring rates of waste dumped in Norwich, the city council agreed. Pictured, fly-tipping. Photo: Archant

Pupils isolating at home after teen tests positive for coronavirus

Norwich School. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY

Fears revellers will ‘cram six hours of drinking into two’

SOS Bus on Prince of Wales Road, Norwich on a Saturday night.

Pub landlord admits driving while disqualified

Paul Vials, landlord of the Cherry Tree pub in Costessey, admitted driving while disqualified Picture: DENISE BRADLEY

Mechanic breaks £2,400 barrier ahead of virtual marathon

Steve Garland is running the virtual London Marathon to raise money for Big C. Picture: Supplied by Steve Garland

Turkey farms are preparing for a downsized ‘Covid Christmas’ dinner

Free-range Norfolk turkey farmer Rob Morton expects to sell smaller whole birds and more turkey joints this Christmas as coronavirus restricts festive family gatherings. Picture: BRITTANY WOODMAN

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‘It’s been awful’: Builder abandoned couple’s £70,000 extension with no doors

Builder Rowan Parker and the Cranes' £70,000 extension at Long Stratton which was left boarded up. Photo: Facebook/Rosetta Crane

Bidding begins for Norwich business’s 30,000th bottle of gin

Norfolk Gin is auctioning off its 30,000 bottle to raise money for The Samaritans. Picture: Norfolk Gin

All you need to know about the new coronavirus contact tracing app

A screenshot of the coronavirus contact tracing app which is launching across England and Wales in what the Health Secretary has called

New Norwich-based study looks at lockdown impact of bone, joint and muscle pain symptoms

The University of East Anglia has released a report on the impact of lockdown for patients with muscle, joint pain. Picture Getty Images

Coronavirus cases in Norfolk ‘creeping’ up warns county’s public health director

The number of Covid-19 cases in Norfolk are rising, the county's director of public health has warned. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY

Coronavirus cases confirmed in eight Norfolk schools - but no outbreaks

Wymondham High Academy is among schools which has had a positive coronavirus case. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY

Coronavirus ‘outbreaks’ at 16 care homes - and cases at 27 others

Louise Smith, director of public health in Norfolk. Picture: Ella Wilkinson

Funding within decade for dualling Acle Straight ‘remains possible’, says government minister

A47 Acle Straight . Inset is Baroness Vere of Norbiton. Picture: Sonya Duncan/Chris McAndrew/Parliament

Six months after lockdown began, how are Norfolk’s shielders coping?

Reepham author Laura James and Norwich writer Steve Pope, who have both been forced to shield during the coronavirus pandemic. Picture: Tim James/Steve Pope

SURVEY: We want to hear how coronavirus continues to affect your lives

Shoppers out in force wearing masks in Norwich city centre on the first day it became mandatory for shoppers to wear face coverings in shops. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY

Asda puts marshals on doors to ensure shoppers wear masks

Asda is putting security marshals on its doors to ensure shoppers wear masks. Pic: Asda

Hospital did not flag up first signs of Banham coronavirus outbreak

The first signs of a coronavirus outbreak at Banham Poultry in Attleborough were not immediately flagged up by the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital Picture: Joe Giddens/PA Wire

‘The whole thing stinks to me’ - questions over farm firm move decision

A computer-generated image of the proposed Ben Burgess headquarters at Swainsthorpe. Pic: Ben Burgess.

Medical experts including UEA doctor urge government to rethink coronavirus policy

More than 30 medical experts, including a UEA doctor, have called on Boris Johnson's government to reconsider its handling of the coronavirus crisis. Picture: Stefan Rousseau/PA Wire

Man denies controlling behaviour towards his former partner

Wheeler Road, Norwich. Picture: Google Streetview

Police officer tasered in the hand after wrestling with dangerous driver

Norwich Crown Court. Photo: Adrian Judd.

Couple’s wedding plans in disarray for the third time

Laura Brown and Rob Lowe, who were due to marry in December. Picture: Laura Brown

‘The chokehold gets a little tighter’: New owner of Last Brasserie on 10pm curfew

Iain McCarten and partner Bonnie at the Last Brasserie in Norwich. Pic: Andy Newman Associates

BBC sitcom Ghosts returns for more high spirited fun

The spooky residents of Button House with owners Alison (Charlotte Ritchie) and Mike (Kiell Smith-Bynoe). Picture: BBC/Monumental Television/Steven Peskett

‘It was a sad day when Vanilla closed its doors’ - Norwich fashion brand relaunches online

Louise Lace, who's relaunching Vanilla online only. Pic: supplied