Broadland News from Tuesday, September 29th, 2026

A driver has been jailed for six years after killing a pedestrian while speeding along Great Yarmouth’s seafront in 2024.

Parents are raising concerns about climbing equipment at Chapelfield Gardens, calling for clearer guidance on how children should use it.

More than 430 runners took part in Broadland’s Marriott’s Way 10K, with Patrick Thomas and Jo Andrews taking overall wins.

Labour is now Great Yarmouth Borough Council’s largest group after Conservative councillor James Bensly switched to Great Yarmouth First there.

A new independent living development in Hunstanton has opened, providing 61 affordable apartments with round-the-clock care for people over 55.

Tributes have been paid to Norwich City majority shareholder Michael Wynn Jones, who has died peacefully at home aged 85.

Raymond Williams has been jailed for life for murdering estranged wife Tania, whose family say her loss changed them forever.

A possible piece of unexploded ordnance discovered on Caister beach is no longer visible after being covered by the tide.

Watton Town Council has committed to restoring its High Street clock tower, with repairs planned before the clock chimes again.