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A Norfolk village may have recorded the UK's hottest ever June temperature.
A Norfolk village may have recorded the UK's hottest ever June temperature.
The Met Office says thermometers hit 37.7 Celsius in Lingwood, east of Norwich, on Friday.
If verified, it would be at the previous June record set during the 1976 heatwave.
Forecasters say temperatures have now cooled, but could rise again next week.
Dereham Man Jailed Over Cocaine Supply
A Dereham man has been jailed for 56 months after admitting involvement in cocaine supply dating back to 2022 offences.
Two More Broadland Communities Become Mindful Villages
Reedham and Freethorpe have become Mindful Villages, expanding a Broadland scheme supporting local residents with mental health, wellbeing and help.
Norfolk Churches Awarded Heritage Repair Funding
Six Norfolk places of worship will receive government funding for urgent repairs as part of a £41 million heritage package.
Woman Dies Following Bradwell Collision
Police are appealing for witnesses after a woman in her eighties died after two vehicles collided in Bradwell on Saturday.
Mother Received ‘I’m Sorry’ Message After School Stabbing
A court has heard a teenager accused of attempted murder messaged his mother saying “I’m sorry” after school stabbing incident.
Norfolk Hazardous Waste Days Return
Norfolk residents can dispose of household hazardous waste free at recycling centres during a series of special autumn events countywide.
Great Yarmouth Council Workers Plan Two-Day Strike
Around 40 Great Yarmouth council maintenance workers plan two days of strike action in a dispute over employment terms and conditions.
Temporary Emergency Department Planned At Norfolk Hospital
Parts of Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital’s emergency department could move temporarily into a modular building during planned refurbishment works.
Lingwood Hosts Electrical Recycling Event
Broadland residents can recycle unwanted small electrical items at a free community collection event being held in Lingwood next Monday.
Great Yarmouth First Leader Quits Restore Britain
Great Yarmouth First leader Jon Wedon has quit Restore Britain, citing growing political pressures and the impact on his family.
New Broads Chief To Hear Boaters’ Toll Concerns
Broads Authority chief executive Sarah Cowley says she wants to hear boaters’ concerns as annual navigation tolls face renewed scrutiny.
Cromer Teen Filmmaker Premieres Second Feature
A 19-year-old Cromer filmmaker has premiered his second feature film, Crecista, before its planned release on Amazon Prime this month.
Man In Court Charged With Murder Of Norfolk GP
A man has appeared in court charged with murdering GP Hannah Cain, who was found dead at her Dersingham home.
Winter Grants Open Across Broadland And South Norfolk
Community groups across Broadland and South Norfolk can apply for grants of up to £500 to support vulnerable residents locally.
New Festival Celebrates Norwich’s Rivers
A new six-day festival will celebrate Norwich’s rivers during half-term with free wildlife, music, storytelling, film and creative events citywide.
Man Charged With Murder Of Dersingham GP
A man has been charged with murdering 45-year-old GP Hannah Cain after she was found dead at her Dersingham home.
Suffolk PCC Opposes RAF Barnham Asylum Plans
Suffolk’s Police and Crime Commissioner says he will fight plans to use former RAF Barnham as accommodation for asylum seekers.
Norfolk Fire Staff Honoured At Annual Awards
Norfolk Fire and Rescue staff have been honoured for long service and achievement after the service’s busiest August on record.
Environmental Groups Question Norfolk Housing Levy
Environmental groups have raised concerns over a proposed Norfolk developer levy intended to fund nature restoration and unlock new housing.
Traffic Concerns Raised Over Carrow Regeneration
Residents have welcomed plans to regenerate Norwich’s Carrow Works but raised concerns about extra traffic around the development site locally.
