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Chris BishopEastern Daily Press |
Controversial plans for a travellers' site in a tiny village are back on the agenda.
Families went on the march as they battle to save their village primary school.
Plans for seven new homes in a Norfolk village have been given the nod despite objections.
A grey house which doesn't fit in with its historic surroundings could be given a facelift.
A couple have applied to enlarge the gardens of their grand country property by an acre to provide a "beautiful and sustainable" extension.
Plans have been revealed for a village development including two first time buyer homes and an affordable rented property.
Plans for a new barn to store feed and bedding for a farmer's goats and horses have been given the go-ahead.
More than 70 affordable flats could be built for the over-55s next to a new medical centre.
Members of a town's Royal British Legion branch that was suspended over "administrative failures" are being urged to attend a meeting to relaunch...
Plans have been thrown out for a barn conversion complete with bar in a leafy Norfolk village.
A bungalow on a leafy lane on the edge of Norfolk's "Chelsea-on-Sea" could be demolished and replaced by a larger home.
A "beautiful" Victorian house in a seaside town is set to be turned back into two separate homes.
Two cottages in a historic village are set to be turned into a single home.
A homeless man assaulted a parish council chairman and tore a parish clerk's coat when they tried to evict him from a village playing field, a court...
A 43-year-old man has been cleared of assaulting a boy who threw paper towels at him in a supermarket toilet.
Plans to extend a house by a Norfolk beach have been given the go-ahead.
Plans to create a new entrance to a farmer's field have been given the go-ahead - despite villagers' fears it could pave the way for future...
Plans for a new home on an infill plot between two houses have been given the go-ahead.
A Norfolk branch of the Royal British Legion could fold because its active membership has dwindled to just two.
A village GP practice and pharmacy has been given the go-ahead for an automated prescription dispenser.
A supermarket chain has been given the go-ahead to almost double the size of the shop on its filling station forecourt.
Plans for nine new homes on the site of a former village school have been revealed.
Two cottages in need of modernisation can be knocked down and replaced with new homes.
Plans for two new homes have been turned down after fears were raised over their impact on nearby trees.
There might have been a few sour grapes about Norfolk's weather over a dismal summer.
A village butchers shop is set to be turned into homes after a family business relocates.
A storage firm needs more shipping containers to meet demand.
Opposition is mounting to plans to close a coastal village's primary school.
The Romans built their stronghold 2,000 years ago, to fortify the coastline.
The owners of a crumbling property in Norfolk's "Jeeves and Wooster" village have been fined £2,000 each for failing to have repairs carried out and...
Plans have been revealed for a new home on gardens in a rural village.
Plans have been agreed to turn a dance studio back into part of a home.
Business owners have applied to demolish a 'Chelsea-on-Sea' bungalow to build a permanent home.
Work looks set to start on a controversial revamp of decaying 1960s flats and a community centre.
Plans have been revealed to turn a former plant nursery near King's Lynn into holiday lets.
A village pub has dropped its bid to extend its opening hours after complaints from neighbours about shouting and swearing.
Plans to turn a barn into a "luxurious" holiday let have been given the nod.
A newly-refurbished coastal pub has got the go-ahead for a new bakery, store and coffee shop.
They were once the home of airships and giant bombers that turned into flying bombs.
New plans have been submitted for a bungalow to be built "in close proximity to explosives".
A hospital governor who was also a leading historian and heritage campaigner has died aged 77.
Two remote barns are set to be demolished to make way for three new homes.
Plans for a new electric vehicle charging zone have been revealed for a town's supermarket.
The owner of a tyre business devastated by a major fire says he has lost everything in the blaze, including his late father's vintage car.
Footballers across Norfolk will he holding a minute's silence before this weekend's matches to pay their respects to a "legend" of the grassroots...
Eight years ago, Selina Grazia was reading marine biology at university when a chance encounter with an animal skull introduced her to an unbelievable...
Footballers across Norfolk will he holding a minute's silence before this weekend's matches to pay their respects to a "legend" of the grassroots...
Eight years ago, Selina Grazia was reading marine biology at university when a chance encounter with an animal skull introduced her to an unbelievable...
Plans to redevelop a former tennis centre which has become a magnet for vandals and drug users have been given the go-ahead.
Its picturesque building dates to the 12th century and has neither mains power nor running water.
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