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'I need loans for basics' - number of people claiming Universal Credit nearly doubles

The number of people claiming Universal Credit in the East of England has soared in the last twelve months. Photo: Archant

Closure of post office would be 'body blow' to community, councillor claims

City councillor Sally Button encouraging people to sign a petition to see Bowthorpe post office saved. Photo: Sally Button

'You should have seen her face' - Norfolk singer commissioned to perform at surprise proposal

Gabriel and Susanna got enagaged on the London Eye on February 20. Picture: Stewart Hull

'They should pick it up' - Children tackle dog poo on streets by turning bottles into emergency bag dispensers

Thomas Gibson, 7, from Costessey, and his mum Rachel Gibson next to a home made emergency dog poo bag holder in Costessey as part of Beavers. Pictures: BRITTANY WOODMAN

Firm which trades on its veganism - but buys staff bacon butties

The delivery of bacon and egg baps arrives at the Ethica offices, the self proclaimed vegan digital marketing company at St Giles House. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY

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Closure of post office would be 'body blow' to community, councillor claims

City councillor Sally Button encouraging people to sign a petition to see Bowthorpe post office saved. Photo: Sally Button

Trader says roadworks have cost him £30,000 - but council blames the economy

Doug Smith, director of Flooring and Blinds Express in Heigham Street, where business has been badly affected by the roadworks. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY

Sold for just £1: Lucky buyer snaps up property

A room which is situated between two business in Wisbech was sold for �1 by autioneer Simon Arnes, from William H Brown. Picture: Archant/William H Brown

Firm which trades on its veganism - but buys staff bacon butties

The delivery of bacon and egg baps arrives at the Ethica offices, the self proclaimed vegan digital marketing company at St Giles House. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY

Shop to relocate to 'awesome new premises' in Norwich Lanes

Kieran Meenaghan, the owner of The Games Table. Picture: Lauren De Boise

Fish and chip shop named one of the best places to eat on a budget in the UK

The Grosvenor Fish Bar has been named one of the best places to eat on a budget in the country by The Times. Picture: ANTONY KELLY

WEIRD NORFOLK: The 'witch brick' of Earlham Hall found in the frame of a window

Is Earlham Hall haunted? Picture: DENISE BRADLEY

Can you spot yourselves in our photos of the 500th Norwich parkrun?

The 500th Norwich Parkrun at Eaton Park Byline: Sonya Duncan (C) Archant 2020

Shop to relocate to 'awesome new premises' in Norwich Lanes

Kieran Meenaghan, the owner of The Games Table. Picture: Lauren De Boise

Take a look inside this doggy day care centre in Norfolk

Scent-a-Barks Doggy Day Care in Norwich, Owner Stacy Morris Pictures: BRITTANY WOODMAN

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Reports of potholes on A11 increase by 1,000 in just three years

Reports of potholes on the A11 increased. Byline: Sonya Duncan

Chef's plans to open wine bar serving platters and charcuterie plates

Red wine being poured into a stem glass at the table. Photo: Getty Images/debyaho/iStockphoto

'I ran out of spare cash for the pub' - meet the award-winning home brewer who works from his garage

Keith Bailey has been home brewing beer since 2010 from his garage in Sprowston. PIctures: BRITTANY WOODMAN

Huge turnout at Norwich parkrun's 500th Eaton Park event shows massive popularity of running in Norfolk

Runners at the bandstand at Eaton Park before the 500th Norwich parkrun on February 22, 2020

New firm opening in Castle Quarter offers chance to 'step inside video game'

The new XIST game is opening in Castle Quarter. Pic: Submitted

Weekend Cook: Make our Jaffa cake sponge

Chocolate Jaffa cake Picture: Charlotte Smith-Jarvis

Fallen tree partially blocks A11

Police were called to the A11 on Saturday following reports a tree have fallen onto the road. Picture: Norfolk Constabulary

Reader Letter: Not everyone has the advantage of a privileged background like Boris Johnson

Boris Johnson visits EDP office 26.11.19 Archant Pictures: BRITTANY WOODMAN

Trader says roadworks have cost him £30,000 - but council blames the economy

Doug Smith, director of Flooring and Blinds Express in Heigham Street, where business has been badly affected by the roadworks. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY

WATCH: Driving instructor shares shocking footage of near miss for pupil, 17

Jemma Pegg has shared footage of a shocking near miss on the A149. Picture: Just Pass Driving School

Norwich Pride pledge launched to promote equality across Norfolk

Norfolk County Council became the first organisation to sign Norwich Pride's new 'pride pledge'. Picture: Norfolk County Council

'I knew this day was coming' - Dealer admits fears to police after £24,000 drug arrest

James Stephen was sentenced to 4 years and 8 months for possession of drugs with intent to supply and possession of criminal property. Picture: Norfolk Constabulary

Motorist who failed to provide blood sample over "needle phobia" loses appeal

Joshua Savory appeared at Norwich Crown Court to appeal his conviction. PICTURE: Jamie Honeywood

'Arrogant' - calls for councillor to resign after walking out of BBC interview

Bill Borrett (R) has been criticised as “petulant, arrogant and disrespectful” and been asked to resign by Steve Morphew (L) after walking out of a radio interview. Photo: Denise Bradley/Bill Borrett

Body of missing woman found in river

Clare Kerrison, 48, from The Street in Old Costessey, who has been reported missing. Picture: Norfolk Police

Lorry stuck under bridge causes delays

A lorry stuck under a railway bridge in Diss is causing traffic delays. Picture: Google Maps

Train guard assaulted

A train guard was assaulted at Great Yarmouth station. Picture: Jacob Massey

Councillors vote for tax increase - after granting themselves £70,000 raise

Broadland councillors have backed a tax rise of more than 4pc - at the same meeting where they voted to give themselves a backdated allowance increase worth �70k. Pictured, council leader Shaun Vincent and finance portfolio holder Trudy Mancini-Boyle. Photo: Archant/Broadland District Council/Norfolk Conservatives

Pension provision is an impending disaster we need to prepare for

Just like coping with extreme weather conditions, pension provision requires us to act now. Picture: Getty Images

Ever fancied doing a Thelma and Louise? Now's your chance

Flora at a hut by Lake Swift