Decisions on contentious issues surrounding the proposed food hub at Easton have been branded “disgusting” by opponents, who are taking the matter to the High Court.

A crash and a collapsed drain cover caused traffic chaos on a busy Norfolk road.

A woman from mid-Norfolk has come up smelling of roses after fulfilling her “life long ambition” to open her own flower shop.

Norfolk’s chief constable has vowed to “surge” officers into local communities as a result of his decision to scrap PCSOs.

It’s A Wonderful Life has been voted as Britain’s favourite Christmas film in a new poll by Radio Times.

An MP has raised fears about an energy firm digging up land which was contaminated after a fighter jet crash.

All three of the county’s prisons remain overcrowded as a report from HMP Bure has said doubling up of prisoners in cells poses a “serious risk”.

A man who wanted to “put something back into society” has been praised for his volunteering efforts during the last two decades.

A prison officer with more than 30 years’ service has been fined and banned from driving after being caught at twice the legal alcohol limit.

A Norfolk farmer and member of European parliament has told how he was embroiled in a major terrorist attack for the second time in two years.

Four bereaved mothers travelled to London on Monday to demand change in mental health services in Norfolk and Suffolk.

If you can’t get to the help you need, we’ll bring it to you - that’s the aim of a Norfolk health worker.

Pollution could be worsening the condition of those suffering with asthma if they are not doing enough to manage their illness.

One of the county’s worst performing healthcare trusts could merge with Norfolk’s best in a bid to bring together care in the community.

Members of a Mid-Norfolk community may get one extra Christmas card this year.

Architects and inventors of the future are benefitting from creative projects focussed on science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) subjects.

A team of literary whizzes from Norfolk headed to London to battle it out in the finals of the national Kids’ Lit Quiz competition.

A Dereham high school is doing its bit for the environment by signing up to a new recycling scheme.

This week, Peter Sharkey looks at why thousands of people are using lifetime mortgages to buy a home in the sun.

More than 200 staff at the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) will lose their jobs unless they leave the county.

Broadland District Council says it will not challenge a decision to quash approved plans for a new processing plant east of Dereham.

The finishing touches to a once-popular village pub are eagerly underway ahead of its reopening after undergoing a major refurbishment.