Broadland News from Monday, November 9th, 2026
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Norfolk Police Begin Roadside Eyesight Checks
Norfolk Police are testing drivers' eyesight at the roadside, reminding motorists of legal standards and potential penalties for poor vision.
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Nine Norfolk Homes Threatened by Coastal Erosion
Nine Norfolk coastal homes face serious erosion danger, with residents urged to leave as the sea moves closer to properties.
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Tributes Paid to Thrigby Hall Founder Ken Sims
Tributes have been paid to Ken Sims, founder of Thrigby Hall Wildlife Gardens, whose work helped advance zoo conservation standards.
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Broads Boaters Face Another 3.5% Toll Rise
Broads boaters could face a 3.5% toll increase next year as concerns grow over value for money and maintenance costs.
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New 24-Hour Mental Health Support for Norfolk
Norfolk residents can now access free NHS mental health support at any hour using text messages, WhatsApp or online chat.
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Norwich City Reports £13.3 Million Loss
Norwich City's latest accounts reveal a £13.3 million operating loss despite almost £46 million in profits from player trading.


