Developer wins controversial shops and flats bid in Norfolk village
Work can now begin to build a highly controversial set of flats and shops in Stoke Ferry, after an official overturned a West Norfolk Council decision to block the bid.
Plans lodged to turn social club into pharmacy in Norfolk's 'gingerbread town'
Plans have been lodged to turn a social club in Downham Market into a pharmacy which locals hope will help boost healthcare provision in the town.
Villagers face anxious wait as decision looms for homes met with 400 objections
A Norfolk housing development that has been met with 400 objections from villagers in Ormesby has been recommended for approval by planners, with the final decision due next week.
More than 600 bombs on the seabed could be exploded off Norfolk coast
Engineers working for RWE are preparing to investigate more than 630 unexploded Second World War bombs off the Norfolk coast in preparation to construct a huge wind farm.
Cadet funding cuts 'stripping away opportunities' for young people
Norfolk's cadets are facing an uncertain future after it was announced funding would be cut for state school CCF schemes, prompting fears young people will miss out on vital opportunities.
Last chance to have say on controversial farm bid which has sparked 15,000 objections
A bid to build a huge megafarm in the villages of Methwold and Feltwell - one of the biggest livestock farming sites in Europe - is facing its next major hurdle as the final consultation begins.
Norfolk's 'devastating' flooding to be debated in parliament
The "devastating" toll of flooding in Norfolk is to be the focus of a parliamentary debate this week, which aims to push for more preparations to protect against the risk to the county.
Tourist centre branded 'unfortunate luxury' as bid to close it gathers momentum
Councillors have supported the closure of Cromer's tourism information centre, branding it an "unfortunate luxury" that should be shut to make savings.
Aristocrat's estate stymied in plan to erect barbed-wire barrier
Raynham Estate, owned by Norfolk aristocrat Charles Townshend, has failed in his bid to erect a barbed-wire fence on Shereford Common after campaigners fought to stop the move.
Eagle-eyed deer spotter could earn £40k searching for animals in Norfolk Broads
The Broads Authority is offering £40,000 for a drone operator to conduct a deer survey in the Norfolk Broads amid concerns that population numbers are getting too high.
