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Great Yarmouth's Sarah Woods takes it all in her stride to help charity
Ten years after a motorbike crash left her unable to walk or talk, an inspirational woman took part in the Race for Life for the fourth year running.
Health services in Lowestoft could face a major overhaul
People in Lowestoft are being encouraged to give their views on proposals for a major restructuring of health services in the town.
Bank wins battle to move into Yarmouth's Burtons
A high street bank has been given permission to move to a prime retail site in Great Yarmouth - six months after traders fighting the plans thought they had won the battle to stop it.
Blue plaque for site of Yarmouth's first 'moving pictures' cinema
A blue plaque is set to mark the first place in Great Yarmouth to screen moving pictures - one of the marvels of the Victorian age.
Reprieve for Great Yarmouth's Nelson Museum
Bosses wanted to move the entire collection from Great Yarmouth's Nelson Museum to west Norfolk, and it was within days of closure in May 2012.
Touring French street artists to visit Norfolk
An acrobatic array of French street artists will tour Norfolk this summer, after 200,000 of European funding was secured.
Great Yarmouth UKIP electoral fraud probe - calls for by-election
A Tory county councillor toppled by UKIP is calling for a by-election if a police electoral fraud probe finds wrongdoing.
Have your say on proposed parkour park in Great Yarmouth
A group of acrobatic youngsters are heading into the streets of Great Yarmouth to garner support for their project to build a training park for free runners.
New Great Yarmouth mayor is ready for a very busy year ahead
With his wife of 37 years by his side, the new mayor of Great Yarmouth is ready for a year of civic dinners, charity fetes, official openings and giving thanks to unsung heroes.
A 2m lottery cash for advice charities
The cash is part of a A 67m awards announcement from BIG's advice services transition fund - supported by the Cabinet Office - for frontline advice services across England.
Fond tributes for POW Bert Major who helped his fellow servicemen
An "extraordinary gentleman" who dedicated his life to supporting fellow servicemen - and was instrumental in returning a Great Yarmouth war memorial to its rightful glory - has died at the age of 92.
Fostering campaign arrives in Suffolk
Fostering Fortnight is being celebrated in Suffolk with a drive to recruit potential foster carers for children of all ages but particularly teenagers and sibling groups.
NHS watchdog commandeers data in bid to stimulate privatization
The Care Quality Commission wants public approval for a plan that will use health data to help private companies make inroads into the NHS.
Sharp increase in litter on Norfolk and Suffolk's beaches
Plastic bottles, cigarette butts and sweet wrappers are vying for space on Norfolk and Suffolk's golden beaches according to a new survey which claims anti-litter campaigns are falling on deaf ears.
From pub landlord to Mayor of Great Yarmouth
In the grand surroundings of the recently refurbished St George's Theatre tonight , Great Yarmouth Borough Council formally voted for Councillor John Burroughs to take the mayoral chains from outgoing mayor Councillor Colleen Walker.
Halyard to Install Exhaust Silencers for Alicat Wind Farm Vessels
As the 2013 Seawork International Show approaches, U.K.-based marine exhaust specialist, Halyard, announced thatit has been selected by Great Yarmouth based boat builder Alicat Workboats to ensure its new four WFSV remain quiet on the water and to provide increased comfort for those on board.
People warned to lock windows and doors while inside after Great Yarmouth burglaries
People are being advised to lock windows and back doors after a spate of 'walk-in' burglaries in the Great Yarmouth area.
Nostalgia fans turn back the clock to the 1950s at 50th Hemsby Rock n' Roll Weekender
But these images were actually taken this weekend at holiday camp in Norfolk during the Hemsby Rock 'n' Roll Weekender.
Arrests after police called to Gorleston house party
Officers from Great Yarmouth's public order unit attended the scene after police were called at around 1.15am yesterday .
Great Yarmouth pupils fight back after school is branded 'inadequate'
Cobholm Primary school Headteacher Julie Risby in the new classroom part of the schools building project.

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