Broadland News
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Man Denies Norwich Child Rape Charges
A 20-year-old man has denied four rape-related charges as part of a wider child sexual exploitation investigation in Norwich.
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Major Incident After 16 Norfolk Emergencies
Norfolk firefighters faced one of their busiest days as multiple fires triggered a major incident across the county on Thursday.
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Norwich Residents Asked About City Culture
Norwich residents are being invited to help shape the city’s future cultural strategy by sharing views on arts and entertainment.
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Major Incident Declared Across Norfolk
Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service has declared a major incident as crews tackle multiple fires across Norfolk amid dry conditions.
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Thetford Disorder Arrests Rise To 21
Police have now made 21 arrests following last week’s disorder in Thetford, with two more people detained on Wednesday evening.
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How Hill Launches Urgent Heating Appeal
How Hill House is appealing for £15,000 to repair its ageing heating system before children return for winter residential stays.
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Support Available After Results Day
Students across Norfolk are receiving A-Level, T-Level and other Level 3 results, with support available for their next steps.
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Norwich Asylum Hotel Use Ends
The Best Western Brook Hotel in Norwich is among 13 sites formally closed to asylum accommodation by the Home Office.
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Businesses Could Face Water Restrictions
Businesses across Norfolk and the East could face tougher water restrictions if the region’s already stretched supplies continue to fall.
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Drivers Face Huge A47 Diversion
Drivers face a lengthy diversion this weekend as part of the A47 eastbound closes overnight west of Norwich for roadworks.
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Police Appeal After Norwich Assault
Police are appealing for witnesses after a man suffered facial injuries during an assault in Norwich city centre.
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Care Home Placed In Special Measures
A Norfolk care home has been placed in special measures after inspectors identified serious concerns over safeguarding and residents' safety.
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Norfolk To Trial Pothole Repair Machine
Norfolk County Council will trial a specialist pothole repair machine in South Norfolk during the first week of September.
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Thetford Firm Fined After Conveyor Injury
A Thetford chemical manufacturer has been fined £100,000 after a worker suffered serious hand injuries in an unguarded conveyor.
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Norfolk Strengthens Medical Links With Ukraine
Norfolk County Council has reaffirmed its support for Ukraine during a visit by senior medical figures from the Lviv region.
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Holt Firefighter Celebrates 50 Remarkable Years
A familiar face at Holt Fire Station has celebrated 50 years protecting the local community and responding to thousands of emergencies.
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Man Dies In A148 Crash
A man has died and eight other people were injured following a four-car collision on the A148 in West Norfolk.
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Haystack Blaze Sparks Fresh Fire Warning
A large haystack fire near Swaffham has prompted another warning as extremely dry conditions leave parts of Norfolk tinderbox dry.
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Norwich Walk-In Centre Provider Plans Scrapped
Plans to change the operator of Norwich's walk-in centre have been abandoned following a review of the procurement process.
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Work Starts On New Bradwell School
Construction has begun on a new primary school in Bradwell as thousands of new homes increase demand for local school places.
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Crews Monitor Haystack Fire Near Swaffham
Firefighters remain at the scene of a large haystack fire near Swaffham as crews continue checking the area for hotspots.
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Arrests Rise To 15 After Thetford Disorder
Two more arrests have been made following disorder in Thetford, taking the total number detained by police to 15.
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Norfolk Urged To Avoid Bonfires
Norfolk residents are being urged not to light bonfires as increasingly hot and dry conditions raise the risk of wildfires.
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Homes Damaged In Fire Near Diss
Two homes have suffered significant roof damage after a field fire spread to properties near Diss yesterday afternoon.
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Bishop Calls For Unity In Thetford
The Bishop of Thetford has called for unity following several nights of disorder linked to anti-immigration protests in the town.
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Extra Police Patrols Remain In Thetford
Extra police patrols and dispersal powers remain in place in Thetford following several nights of disorder in the town.
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Norwich Airport Faces Industrial Action
Air traffic control staff at Norwich Airport will begin industrial action next week, potentially causing disruption and airport closures.
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Canaries Cruise Into Carabao Cup Round Two
Norwich City made a convincing start to their competitive season with a 4-1 Carabao Cup victory over MK Dons.
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Match Report | Norwich City 4-1 MK Dons
Norwich City cruised past MK Dons and into the second round of the Carabao Cup following an impressive first competitive outing of the season.
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Five Arrested After Thetford Disorder
Five people have been arrested following several nights of disorder linked to anti-immigration protests in Thetford.
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Man Jailed For Norwich Murder
A man has been sentenced to life imprisonment after being convicted of murdering a fellow resident in Norwich.
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Strike Continues In Great Yarmouth
Waste and street cleaning workers in Great Yarmouth are continuing industrial action as a pay dispute remains unresolved.
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Police Defend Response To Thetford Disorder
Norfolk Police say officers faced significant aggression during disorder in Thetford as investigations into the incident continue.
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Sandringham Public Order Trial Set
A man accused of threatening Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor near Sandringham is due to stand trial later this year.
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Norwich Post Office Cuts Opening Days
A Norwich Post Office branch has reduced its opening days because of ongoing staffing shortages.
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Experts Warn Over Future Fish Deaths
Wildlife experts fear fish deaths could become more common as climate change and pollution place increasing pressure on the River Wensum.
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Fridge Recycling Restricted Across Norfolk
Norfolk County Council has temporarily limited where residents can recycle fridges and freezers because of a national processing shortage.
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Future Secured For Deaf Community Hub
A West Norfolk community hub for deaf people has been saved after another charity took ownership of the building.
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Memorials Stolen From Norfolk Church
Police are investigating after copper memorials were stolen and gravestones damaged at a church near Swaffham.
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Chief Executive Candidate Named
Norfolk County Council has named its preferred candidate to become the authority's next chief executive, subject to formal approval.
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Bus Network Boost For Norfolk
New bus routes and more frequent services are being introduced across Norfolk to improve public transport from the end of August.
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Man Arrested After Fatal A47 Crash
Police have arrested a man following a fatal two-vehicle collision on the A47 near North Tuddenham.
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Views Sought On Fakenham Crossing
Residents are being invited to comment on plans for a new Toucan crossing and walking and cycling improvements in Fakenham.
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Norwegian Granite Planned For Hunstanton
Thousands of tonnes of Norwegian granite could help strengthen Hunstanton's sea defences under new protection plans.
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Consultation Opens On Norwich Energy Plan
Residents are being invited to help shape Norwich's future by commenting on the city's draft energy and climate plan.
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City Hall Accessibility Upgrade Begins
A major accessibility project will improve access to Norwich City Hall, including step-free entry through the main entrance.
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Police Raise Concerns Over RAF Barnham Plans
Norfolk and Suffolk Police say asylum accommodation plans at RAF Barnham could seriously affect specialist police training.
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Fire Service Faces £1m Budget Overspend
Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service is forecasting a budget overspend as emergency incidents continue to rise across the county.
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Suspended Sentence For Sexual Offence
A Norfolk woman has received a suspended prison sentence after admitting a sexual offence involving a teenage boy.
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Visitors Urged To Give Seals Space
People visiting Norfolk's coast are being reminded to stay well away from seals following repeated reports of disturbance.
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Murder Suspect Dies In Prison
A man awaiting trial on a murder charge has died at HMP Norwich before entering a plea in the case.
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Concerns Grow Over River Wensum
Campaigners fear the River Wensum is under increasing pressure after drought, pollution and low water levels led to fish deaths.
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Review Highlights Rental Safety Concerns
A council review estimates thousands of privately rented homes in Norwich contain serious safety hazards requiring further action.
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Hundreds Of Fish Die In River Wensum
Hundreds of fish are believed to have died in the River Wensum after hot weather and polluted runoff reduced oxygen levels.
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Council Defends School Walking Route
Norfolk County Council says a walking route to Fakenham Academy meets national safety standards despite concerns from local parents.
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Community Saves Dried-Up Duck Pond
Residents and businesses joined forces to refill a dried-up duck pond after weeks of hot, dry weather left wildlife struggling.
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Suffolk Wildfire Continues To Burn
Firefighters remain at the scene of a huge Suffolk wildfire as crews work to contain one of the region's biggest blazes.
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Council Challenges Local Government Shake-Up
Norfolk County Council is calling on ministers to halt planned local government reforms and has launched a legal challenge.
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Firefighters Battle Wave Of Wildfires
Norfolk firefighters responded to 14 outdoor fires in one day as dry conditions continue to increase the risk of wildfires.
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Residents Call For Stadium Car Park
People living near Carrow Road want Norwich City to open a stadium car park on non-match days to ease parking pressures.
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Wildfire Continues To Rage In Suffolk
A major incident remains in place as firefighters battle a huge wildfire at Dunwich Heath on the Suffolk coast.
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Norwich Man Remanded Over Burglary Charges
A Norwich man has appeared in court charged with burglaries and shop thefts allegedly committed across the city this month.
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Waxham Music Events Get Green Light
Two August music events at Waxham Summer Camp have been approved after councillors rejected concerns over alleged disturbance and complaints.
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Great Yarmouth Workers Plan Strike
Refuse, street cleaning and grounds staff in Great Yarmouth are set to strike next month in an ongoing pay dispute.
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Major Incident Declared Over Suffolk Wildfire
Around 90 firefighters are tackling a major wildfire on the Suffolk coast after a large blaze spread across Dunwich Heath.
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East Anglia Officially Declared In Drought
East Anglia has officially entered drought status following prolonged hot, dry weather and continued pressure on regional water supplies.
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Sandringham Threat Trial Set For December
A man accused of threatening Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor near Sandringham is due to stand trial later this year.
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More Funding Needed For Winter Gardens
Great Yarmouth's historic Winter Gardens restoration requires additional funding after surveys revealed more work than originally expected.
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Road Users Urged To Share Responsibility
A new Norfolk road safety campaign is encouraging drivers and motorcyclists to work together to reduce collisions and save lives.
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Creative Degree Partnership Announced
Norwich University of the Arts and the Royal College of Art have announced a new partnership to deliver jointly awarded degrees.
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Historic Bowls Club Faces Eviction
A Norwich bowls club says it is devastated after being told to leave its historic clubhouse following more than 125 years.
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Norwich Woman Convicted Over Fire Devices
A Norwich woman has been convicted after setting fire to homemade devices outside several businesses and public buildings in the city.
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Two Men Appear In Court Over Beach Allegations
Two men have appeared in court charged with alleged sexual offences involving two teenage girls on Great Yarmouth's South Beach.
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Free Summer Sessions For Young People
Teenagers in Norwich are being invited to free weekly summer sessions offering games, music, art and youth support.
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Music Event Plans Face Objections
Proposed live music events at a North Norfolk campsite are facing objections despite organisers offering additional noise controls.
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A11 Police Operation Leads To 47 Arrests
A week-long police operation on the A11 at Thetford resulted in dozens of arrests, charges and vehicle seizures.
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Reuse Shops Raise £32,000 For Charity
Norfolk County Council's Reuse Shops have raised £32,000 to support children and young people experiencing bereavement across the county.
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Motorcyclist Seriously Injured In Belton Crash
Police are appealing for witnesses after a motorcyclist suffered serious injuries in a collision with a car in Belton.
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Travel Hub Approved Near King's Lynn
A new £4.1 million travel hub has been approved to encourage more sustainable journeys into King's Lynn.
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Thousands Celebrate Norwich Pride
Thousands of people took part in Norwich Pride as the city's annual LGBTQ+ celebration marked its 18th anniversary.
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North Quay Plans Revised
Great Yarmouth's £100 million North Quay regeneration scheme has been updated following public feedback on the proposed development.
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Former Charity Treasurer Repays Stolen Funds
A former Norfolk charity treasurer has sold her home to repay £115,000 stolen from a community archaeological charity.
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Councils Explore Plans For New Town
Broadland and South Norfolk councils are recruiting a senior officer to help develop plans for a potential new town.
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Norwich Rapist Jailed For Seven Years
A Norwich man has been jailed after being convicted of multiple serious sexual offences against a woman following a trial.
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Charity Warns Of Rising Abuse Referrals
A specialist charity says referrals for young sexual abuse victims have surged, increasing pressure on support services across Norfolk and Suffolk.
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Youth Parliament Members Welcomed
Norfolk's newly elected Youth Parliament representatives have been officially welcomed as they begin two-year terms representing young people across the county.


