Broadland News from Thursday, November 12th, 2026

A new £10 million Premier Inn hotel in North Walsham has received planning approval, promising jobs and increased tourism spending.

Urban explorers are being warned to avoid Norwich's former Debenhams as plans progress for a new five-level indoor adventure centre.

Tributes are being paid to Gorleston's Bruno Peek, who organised royal beacon ceremonies and national commemorations for over four decades.

Police say the death of a man found at a property on Kett's Hill is not thought to be suspicious.

A £12 billion investment in Norfolk Vanguard offshore wind projects is expected to support more than 2,400 jobs across Britain.