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• Man Charged With Dereham Notice Breach

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• King And Queen Open Sandringham Show

  The King and Queen have officially opened the first RHS Sandringham Flower Show during a visit to the Norfolk estate.

• Man Charged After Woman Seriously Injured

  A Norwich man has been charged with grievous bodily harm with intent after a woman in her 60s suffered serious injuries.

• Work Starts On New Hospital Car Park

  Work has begun on a £36 million multi-storey car park at Queen Elizabeth Hospital, creating more than 1,300 parking spaces.

• Heat Disrupts King’s Lynn Rail Services

  Great Northern passengers face timetable changes between King’s Lynn and Ely as prolonged dry weather causes problems with railway track conditions.

• Man In Court Over Norwich Murder

  A 23-year-old London man is due before Norwich Crown Court charged with murdering 38-year-old Oliver Payne in Norwich in 2024.

• Jobs At Risk In Cantley Closure

  More than 100 jobs are at risk after British Sugar announced proposals to close its historic factory at Cantley in Norfolk.

• Premier Inn Plans New Hunstanton Hotel

  Premier Inn is planning a new 108-bedroom hotel in Hunstanton as part of a multi-million-pound investment in the West Norfolk resort.

• New Urgent Treatment Centre Planned

  A new urgent treatment centre is planned at the James Paget Hospital to provide faster care for patients with non-life-threatening conditions.

• Millennium Library Reopening After Refurbishment

  Norfolk and Norwich Millennium Library will reopen on 29 July following a major refurbishment designed to create a more accessible space.

• Tower Block Pet Rules Could Change

  Norwich City Council is consulting on plans allowing tower block tenants to keep pets without first seeking permission from the authority.

• Man Dies In A47 Collision

  Police are appealing for witnesses after a man in his 20s died following a collision with a lorry on the A47.

• Queen Visits Norfolk Women’s Centre

  The Queen has visited a Norfolk homelessness charity supporting women as they rebuild their lives through accommodation and specialist personalised support.

• Royal Dog’s Shipwreck Story Revealed

  The extraordinary story of a royal dog reportedly lost in a historic Norfolk shipwreck is being explored at Norwich History Festival.

• Second Man Charged Over Sexual Attacks

  A second man has been charged with rape and other sexual offences following alleged attacks on two teenage girls in Great Yarmouth.

• Mulch Protects 40,000 New Trees

  A new mulching system is helping 40,000 recently planted trees survive hot, dry conditions at a new woodland near King’s Lynn.

• Escaped Savannah Cat Loses Paw

  An escaped Savannah cat found after two months on the loose in Norfolk has undergone surgery to amputate an injured paw.

• Fake Police Officer Avoids Immediate Jail

  A fraudster who impersonated a Norfolk police officer to steal thousands of pounds from victims has received a suspended prison sentence.

• Rare Hockney Print Raises £41,000

  A rare David Hockney print discovered hidden inside a donated book in Norwich has sold at auction for more than £41,000.