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‘It’s amazing no one was killed’ - Four cars and bus involved in crash

The B1077 at Stuston Common, near Diss, was closed for six hours following collisions involving four cars and a bus. Picture: Submitted

Road closures for resurfacing and railway bridge repairs

The railway bridge at Walcott Green in Diss where Network Rail will be replacing a missing section damaged when the bridge was hit. Picture: Adrian S Pye

Sewer works delay traffic on town centre road

Congested traffic on Victoria Road in Diss as an 11-day roadworks stint by Anglian Water begins. PHOTO: Sophie Smith

Panto star Ben Langley announces new Norfolk show

Ben Langley Credit: Kate Anderson

Man attacked with crowbar and brick during robbery

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‘It’s amazing no one was killed’ - Four cars and bus involved in crash

The B1077 at Stuston Common, near Diss, was closed for six hours following collisions involving four cars and a bus. Picture: Submitted

Road closures for resurfacing and railway bridge repairs

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Sewer works delay traffic on town centre road

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Panto star Ben Langley announces new Norfolk show

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Man attacked with crowbar and brick during robbery

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East of England UKIP MEP defends joining controversial group set up by Marine Le Penn

Stuart Agnew MEP. Photo: PA

Spike expected in demand for men’s mental health services as double bill production sheds light on issue

Norwich theatre company Amplify perform a double bill of plays to raise awareness of male suicide. Will Norris and Izzy Cutler Byline: Sonya Duncan Copyright: Archant 2019

Man arrested on suspicion of hare coursing in South Norfolk

A man has been arrested in Winfarthing on suspision of hare coursing. Picture: Norfolk Police

Gritters called to deal with Norfolk weather warning

A gritting lorry out on the roads. Picture: Ian Burt

Norfolk music festival could be revived in 2020 after plug pulled on this summer

Gig in the Park in Diss will not go ahead this year after the organiser felt unable to get a gaurantee for another to take place in 2020. Picture: Diss Town Council
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