Former Conservative Party chairman Sir Jeremy Hanley has died aged 80. His family confirmed that he died on Friday after a short illness, and thanked the hospital staff who cared for him. Sir Jeremy ...

Swiss police are investigating an alleged robbery amid reports that four-time Formula 1 world champion Alain Prost was injured during a home invasion. Swiss tabloid Blick reported that the 71-year-old ...

Football fans can enjoy a summer of live music, good food and World Cup action at a riverside venue. The Waterfront in Norwich will become a dedicated England fan park throughout the tournament, with ...

A rural Norfolk school with fewer than 100 pupils has been praised by watchdogs, with inspectors impressed by the behaviour of children and positive relationships between youngsters and staff. Lyng ...

Sanders Coaches has acquired H Semmence & Co, a coach business based in Wymondham. The acquisition will see Semmence’s operations move to Sanders’ new Bessemer Road depot in Norwich and will include ...

There will be disruption while £35,000 bus stop improvements are carried out on the A140 at Saxlingham Nethergate near Norwich.

A church with nearly 200 years of history is set to go under the hammer. The former place of worship, located in Lowestoft Road in Gorleston, has served the Methodist Movement for nearly 200 years.

Farmers must move beyond traditional handshake agreements, says Tom Corfield, agricultural partner at Arnolds Keys.

Philippe Clement will know exactly who stands between Norwich City and their Championship promotion challenge by close of play this weekend.

A Swaffham school looks set to be transferred to a different trust because of the dwindling numbers of Catholic children attending it.

Philip Cutter, who runs the Murderes on Timber Hill, is determined to raise more awareness about the street to help increase footfall.

Families across Norfolk will be planning trips to the beach and stocking up on barbecue food as temperatures are set to rise above 30C this weekend. A heat health alert is in place from Friday ...