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Remember the Norfolk ladybird plague of 2018, the invasion of 2009 or the swarm of 1976?
Remember the Norfolk ladybird plague of 2018, the invasion of 2009 or the swarm of 1976?
A seaside town council rocked by disputes is set to choose a new mayor.
People could be delayed from moving into new homes in areas where sewers need upgrading before they can cope with new developments.
An eyesore former filling station beside a busy main road is set to be demolished before modern offices are built on the site.
Five new homes could be built in a Norfolk village - including one for first-time buyers.
Store giant Morrisons has been given the green light for electric car chargers at one of its filling stations.
Plans for four new self-build homes in a Norfolk village have been turned down after objections.
A former village school house could be turned into a home and art studio.
A redundant village church is set to be turned into offices.
A villager has been given the go-ahead for a "large" new swimming pool despite Anglian Water and the parish council raising concerns.
A modest chalet in a second homes honeypot could be replaced with a much larger home.
For years it has been a highlight of the Royal Norfolk Show.
The son of a Norfolk toy tycoon is fighting to exclude his half-brother from a £14.5m family fortune after a judge ruled he is the product of their...
For years it has been a highlight of the Royal Norfolk Show.
Drone fliers are facing flak in Norfolk's poshest village, where a warning has now been issued not to fly them over people's properties.
Plans for new dog boarding kennels on the outskirts of a rural village have been revealed.
A new pedestrian crossing could be installed near a school so students can cross a busy road safely.
A Norfolk mayor has resigned just weeks after taking office, with a waspish attack on "certain councillors" he accused of not working hard enough.
A town's aging swimming pool could be moved amid a £46m revamp of its leisure centre - if a council's successor can afford it.
Plans have been revealed to repair a building ravaged by a major fire.
Plans for 121 new homes and seven shops have been drawn up for land on a town's outskirts.
Crowds lined the streets at the weekend for a seaside town's colourful carnival parade.
A beach pub's viewing platform dubbed a "metal monstrosity" by angry locals could be cut down to size.
A remote bungalow in the Fens could become a footcare clinic.
A scaffolding yard has been given the go-head in a Norfolk village.
Plans for a new home which divided villagers have been turned down.
A landmark sundial on one of a town's listed buildings is set for a facelift.
A coastal high school considered one of the most important buildings of the 20th century is set for major refurbishment.
A petfood factory has applied to install 'deterrent' kites to scare birds away from its premises.
A seafront amusement arcade could be converted into shops.
A new 'HMO' has been given the go-ahead on a town's busy high street.
A business which makes lorry covers has revealed plans to expand.
The National Trust has abandoned plans to restore a landmark windmill on the Norfolk coast, saying it cannot afford it.
Two protected oak trees will have to be felled after they were damaged during construction work at a Norfolk Hospital.
Plans for a new village games area have been kicked into touch after objections.
A new estate of affordable homes has been given the go-ahead on the site of a former college despite fears over road safety.
Plans for two new homes to be built on the edge of a Norfolk town have been agreed - as long as trees on the site are protected.
One of a town's oldest buildings dating back to the 17th century is set to be converted into flats.
Plans to build a "greed not need" home in the grounds of another property which is being extended have been turned down.
A Norfolk churchwarden has been included in this year's King's Birthday Honours list.
A new crossing could be built on Norfolk's A149 busy coast road through a picturesque village.
A village pub which became a holiday let has got the go-ahead for a new gym.
A Norfolk funeral director has been awarded the British Empire Medal in the King's Birthday Honours list for his services to bereaved families.
A 105-year-old truck described as "a good runner" is up for sale at a Norfolk auction.
A supermarket in a seaside town has had to close its busy car wash because of nesting birds.
A coastal village primary school is set to close despite a battle by parents to save it.
A hotel has been given the go-ahead for new staff accommodation to provide "24/7 security" on its site.
A cabin cruiser has mysteriously sunk without a trace, effectively blocking a major Norfolk river.
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