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On the beat with city's bobbies: A day in the life of the police

PC Sean Collingsworth, Beat Manager and PC Solomon Martin, Beat Manager. Pictures: Brittany Woodman

Francis Redwood

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Beat cops have lifted the lid on how they've changed tactics post-pandemic to keep up with the changing nature of crimes being committed.
The off licence at the junction of Meadow Way and Lodore Avenue remains cordoned off.

Store still cordoned off with police tape two months after break-in

Ben Hardy

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Prime Minister Boris Johnson is expected to announce the easing of Covid Plan B restrictions.

Boris Johnson expected to announce easing of Covid-19 Plan B restrictions

Emily Thomson

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Mia, 16, from Norwich, has been diagnosed with long Covid.

Doctors baffled by teenager's horrific long Covid symptoms

Emily Thomson

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The England Fan Park is set to return to The Arena in Norwich for the World Cup later this year.

Arena fan park CONFIRMS return to Norwich for World Cup

Sean Galea-Pace

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How the Wensum in Norfolk used to be reported

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John Bailey: How to solve a problem like the Wensum?

John Bailey

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Spixworth Village Hall on Crostwick Lane near Norwich

Farmers' market near Norwich set to reopen for the new year

Grace Piercy

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Dorothy Jewson, social campaigner and former Norwich MP

Don't forget Dorothy... Plea for recognition for Norfolk's first woman MP

George Thompson, Local Democracy Reporter

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Ketts Hill Bakery in Norwich has now gathered 3,000 petition signatures due to fears over proposed n

Petition to ditch new bus lane plan gathers pace

Ben Hardy

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Helen Bowman, 49, is searching for a new Norwich venue for her 50th birthday party after The Talk closed down.

Woman hunts venue for 200 people and Madness tribute after The Talk shuts

Casey Cooper-Fiske

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