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• Labour Becomes Largest Group On Great Yarmouth Council

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• Lavender View Independent Living Scheme Opens

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• Family Pay Tribute After Tania Williams Murder Sentence

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• Possible Unexploded Ordnance Disappears At Caister Beach

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• Historic Watton Clock Set To Chime Again

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• Hospital Order For Man Who Killed Norwich Landlord

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• Activists Guilty Of Stealing Sandringham Lambs

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• Vehicles Seized During Norwich Driving Operation

  Four drivers were stopped during a Norwich police operation, with vehicles seized over insurance, licence and anti-social driving concerns citywide.

• Norwich Man Charged With Six Shop Thefts

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• Seven Options Considered To Tackle Anti-Social Driving

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• Rescued Norfolk Seal Fighting For Survival

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• Breckland Considers Tighter Rules For Shared Homes

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• Norwich Cultural Groups Offered Grants Up To £7,500

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