Unlikely political alliance to run Norfolk council
Norfolk County Council could be run by an unlikely alliance of councillors from Labour, UKIP and the Liberal Democrats.
Norfolk County Council could be run by an unlikely alliance of councillors from Labour, UKIP and the Liberal Democrats.
The cyclist knocked down by a motorist in Norfolk who then tweeted about it, has welcomed an apology from her
A driver who boasted on Twitter about colliding with a cyclist has apologised for what she calls a "stupid tweet".
Police and and motorists in Essex and Norfolk are being urged to be on the look-out for a Chelmsford man who is wanted by police for failing to appear at court to face criminal damage and fraud charges.
Joseph Lucas is wanted by both the Essex and Norfolk forces after an arrest warrant was issued by Basildon Magistrates Court after he failed to appear there on Monday, April 29.
The 20-year-old unemployed man from Waltham Road in Boreham was arrested in mid-April and charged with one count of theft and three counts of fraud relating to offences in Basildon in January and one count of fraud and one count of criminal damage in Dereham in November 2012.
The first meeting of Norfolk's new councillors is in danger of descending into chaos.The one nomination for leader was Conservative Bill Borrett, the previous leader.
But with the Tories having no overall majority he was rejected by 43 votes to 40.
Councillors have voted to hold an extraordinary meeting of the council on Friday, May 24th.
Norfolk-born acress, Olivia Colman, went home with two BAFTAs last night. She won Best Supporting Actress and Best Female Comedy Performance.
The 39-year-old was recognised for her work in the BBC Comedy Twenty Twelve, and for her role in the BBC Drama Accused (Mo's Story).
A146 Beccles Road blocked in both directions due to serious accident at Beccles Road. Congestion on Southbound to Norwich Road (Chedgrave Turning).
Six of Norfolk’s beaches will once again benefit from daily patrols by RNLI lifeguards from tomorrow.
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Some of the world’s finest paintings have returned to their original Norfolk home.
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A new exhibition has been opened by the Prince of Wales. It sees a spectacular art collection re-assembled at a stately home in Norfolk.
The 70 paintings left Houghton Hall almost 200 years ago when they were sold to Catherine the Great of Russia. They include works by Rembrant, Rubens and Van Dyck. The exhibition runs until September.
Experts from the University of East Anglia have helped put together a report looking at how extreme weather is affecting our countryside.
Read the full storyTemporary traffic lights and water main work on A149 Cromer Road at Green's Lane.