Anglia Rackheath

Reports of A1151 Wroxham Road in both directions blocked due to level crossing failure between Wroxham Road and B1140 Keys Drive.

It's been revealed that an explosion which shook the Norfolk countryside and ripped apart buildings on an industrial estate was caused by a catalogue of errors.

It happened at Rackheath near Norwich 18 months ago. No one will be prosecuted though - as Natalie Gray reports.

A coroner has ruled the death of a 20-month-old girl - found face down in a pond - was accidental.

Chelsea Syder was discovered by her father in the pond at the family home in Rackheath just outside Norwich in May.

She was taken to hospital but died 12 days later. At today's inquest, Coroner William Armstrong said Chelsea was a "much loved and well cared for litle girl" whose death was "a devastating tragedy

More than 60 firefighters have been tackling a blaze at a paper shredding company in Rackheath outside Norwich.

Crews were called to an industrial unit used by PHS Data Shred.

They were unable to enter the building because three gas cylinders were inside.

Neighbouring units had to be evacuated, while people living nearby were told to keep their windows shut.

Around forty-five firefighters are tackling a blaze at the Rackheath Industrial Estate in Norfolk. The fire started around 8.30 on Wednesday morning. It's reported that the fire in a unit which shreds confidential documents. Other premises on the estate have been evacuated.

The same industrial estate was hit by a devastating gas explosion in January 2011. The blast was heard more than 10 miles away and several businesses were forced to close while repairs were carried out.

Around forty-five firefighters are tackling a blaze at the Rackheath Industrial Estate in Norfolk.

More details as we get them..