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• Norwich City Unveils New Fan Zone

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• Libraries Turn Up Summer Reading Fun

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• Ten New Firefighters Join Norfolk Crews

  Ten new full-time firefighters are joining crews across Norfolk after completing an intensive 13-week training and assessment programme successfully.

• Six Norwich Parks Retain Green Flags

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• ATM Ripped From Wall In Watton

  Police are appealing for witnesses after thieves used a telehandler to rip a cash machine from a building in Watton.

• Wildlife Rules Could Block Barnham Plans

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• Abbey Estate Row Heads To Appeal

  Plans to transform Thetford’s Abbey Estate are heading to a planning appeal after councillors rejected the controversial £250 million redevelopment scheme.

• Man Dies After Felbrigg Cattle Incident

  A man in his 70s has died after being seriously injured by cattle while walking at Felbrigg Hall in Norfolk.

• Police Apologise Over Major Incident Alert

  Norfolk Police has apologised after incorrectly telling residents it was dealing with a major incident linked to a Suffolk terror investigation.

• Wildfire Warning After Weekend Blazes

  Firefighters tackled more than 30 outdoor fires across Norfolk as hot, dry weather kept the county at high wildfire risk.

• Sandringham Heritage Live Shows Cancelled

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• Man Charged Over Norwich Shop Thefts

  A Norwich man has been charged with multiple shop theft offences following incidents across Norwich and Costessey.

• Sheringham Bus Shelter Demolished

  Sheringham’s much-loved 1950s bus shelter has been demolished following years of opposition and debate over plans to redevelop Station Approach.

• Thetford Club Considers New Security Barriers

  Thetford Town Football Club is considering stronger security after an unauthorised encampment left its youth pitches damaged and covered in rubbish.

• Playhouse Refurbishment Plans Approved

  Plans to modernise Norwich Theatre Playhouse, including a larger bar and upgraded backstage facilities, have been given the go-ahead.

• "Major Incident" post deleted by Norfolk Police

  Norfolk Police declared they were dealing with a major incident, but later removed the post and said there was no major incident.

• Council Denies New Pride Restrictions

  Norfolk County Council says no new Pride restrictions have been introduced in libraries or museums, despite recent reports claiming otherwise.