Broadland News from Thursday, July 30th, 2026

A major incident remains in place as firefighters battle a huge wildfire at Dunwich Heath on the Suffolk coast.

A Norwich man has appeared in court charged with burglaries and shop thefts allegedly committed across the city this month.

Two August music events at Waxham Summer Camp have been approved after councillors rejected concerns over alleged disturbance and complaints.

Refuse, street cleaning and grounds staff in Great Yarmouth are set to strike next month in an ongoing pay dispute.

Around 90 firefighters are tackling a major wildfire on the Suffolk coast after a large blaze spread across Dunwich Heath.

East Anglia has officially entered drought status following prolonged hot, dry weather and continued pressure on regional water supplies.

A man accused of threatening Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor near Sandringham is due to stand trial later this year.

Great Yarmouth's historic Winter Gardens restoration requires additional funding after surveys revealed more work than originally expected.

A new Norfolk road safety campaign is encouraging drivers and motorcyclists to work together to reduce collisions and save lives.

Norwich University of the Arts and the Royal College of Art have announced a new partnership to deliver jointly awarded degrees.

A Norwich bowls club says it is devastated after being told to leave its historic clubhouse following more than 125 years.