A quantity of cash was stolen from a north Suffolk church after thieves broke into a locked room.
Colourful characters including a troop of Oompa Loompas, zombies and Super Marios enrolled into school for the Year 11 leavers day at Wymondham High.
A fundraising duo will take on a marathon walk next month to generate money for the restoration of a redundant south Norfolk church.
The new mayor of Diss said he was looking forward to an exciting year ahead for the town and pledged to help the town meet the government’s localism agenda.
Children at a south Norfolk school joined dancers around the globe in trying to set a new world record on the day the Olympic flame is due to arrive in Britain.
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A north Suffolk village has received a financial boost ahead of its music festival.
The third Cromer and Sheringham Crab and Lobster festival scuttled into top gear on Friday evening as a fabulous show gave it a flying start.
Children at a south Norfolk school joined dancers around the globe in trying to set a new world record on the day the Olympic flame is due to arrive in Britain.
Wymondham teenager James Hubbard is £10,000 richer after becoming the PDC Unicorn World Youth Darts champion.
A Norfolk woman who has survived Tuberculosis (TB), falling down a mountain and breast cancer will be carrying the Paralympic torch for the Games in London at the end of August.
Diss Otters put on another terrific display in the second UEA mini meet of the year.
DISS TIGERS U10 finished their season with yet another outstanding performance, in difficult conditions. From the kick off, Diss were on top and Ryan Davidson breezed by four defenders to finish in the bottom corner. Soon after, Davidson made it two with a replica strike. Olly Budd, Charlie Norman and Joe Collett were playing exhibition football in the midfield with Bradley Budd keeping the Firside attack quite. Just before half-time, Firside clawed a goal back after a lapse in concentration by the Diss defence. After the break, Aaron Noller on the right, created lots of chances, however it was the irrepressible Davidson on the left who completed his hatrick by clinically finishing off some good combination play that included Collett and Norman. The fourth goal came from Olly Budd, whose surging run through a beleaguered defence supplied the inch perfect pass for Tompkins to finish. MOTM Kyle Bullingham, produced the one handed save of the season, diving full length to tip a certain goal over the bar. A top class save, appreciated by both sets of supporters. Diss Tigers 4 Firside Utd 1. This completes a great first season for the Tigers, finishing second in the Norfolk Youth Football Combination, Division 1.
Many teenagers dream of emulating their sporting heroes and one teenager has got a very particular ambition she is chasing.
Wisbech Town boss Steve Appleby has backed Simon Mowbray to form a lethal partnership with chief marksman Chris Bacon.
Boss Gary Setchell admits he is absolutely ecstatic that King’s Lynn Town have been granted promotion to Step Four of the non-league ladder.