Broadland News from Monday, October 12th, 2026

Around 40 Great Yarmouth council maintenance workers plan two days of strike action in a dispute over employment terms and conditions.

Parts of Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital’s emergency department could move temporarily into a modular building during planned refurbishment works.

Broadland residents can recycle unwanted small electrical items at a free community collection event being held in Lingwood next Monday.

Great Yarmouth First leader Jon Wedon has quit Restore Britain, citing growing political pressures and the impact on his family.

Broads Authority chief executive Sarah Cowley says she wants to hear boaters’ concerns as annual navigation tolls face renewed scrutiny.

A 19-year-old Cromer filmmaker has premiered his second feature film, Crecista, before its planned release on Amazon Prime this month.