Man Remanded Over Thetford Harassment Charges

More from Broadland News

• Norwich Airport Closed By Air Traffic Control Strike

  Norwich Airport is closed to flights today as air traffic control staff stage a 24-hour strike over pay and conditions.

• Colman’s Mustard Put Up For Sale

  Norwich-born Colman’s Mustard has been put up for sale as Unilever seeks to address competition concerns over a planned merger.

• Rail Passengers Warned Of Autumn Disruption

  Rail passengers face weekend disruption between Norwich and Ipswich during September and October as Network Rail carries out improvement work.

• Double-Decker Bus Crashes Into Norfolk Home

  A double-decker bus has crashed into a house in Ormesby St Margaret, causing major damage but leaving nobody injured.

• Apprenticeship Scheme Extended Until 2028

  A scheme helping people into apprenticeships across Broadland and South Norfolk is being extended until 2028 following its successful introduction.

• Caister Man Denies Great Yarmouth Sex Offences

  A Caister man has pleaded not guilty to four sexual offences involving two teenage girls following an incident in Great Yarmouth.

• Police Appeal After Objects Thrown At Vehicles

  Police are appealing for witnesses after two vehicles were damaged by objects thrown from Horsford Bridge onto the Broadland Northway.

• Broads Visitors Warned Over Propeller Dangers

  Visitors to the Norfolk Broads are being warned about boat propellers after rangers reported seeing several dangerous behaviours on waterways.

• Great Yarmouth Strike Suspended Amid Pay Talks

  Strike action by Great Yarmouth waste and street-cleaning workers has been suspended today while last-minute pay negotiations continue between sides.

• Fire Patrols Introduced At Norwich Flats

  More than 100 residents at Norwich flats are living with round-the-clock fire patrols while further safety checks are carried out.

• Major First Bus Changes Across Norfolk

  First Bus is introducing major timetable and route changes across Norwich and Norfolk from Sunday, affecting several communities and services.

• Tributes Paid To Trainee Paramedic Jess McKee

  Tributes have been paid to trainee paramedic Jess McKee, who died in a house fire in Thetford on Saturday morning.

• Warning Issued Over Anglia Square Trespassing

  Norwich City Council has warned people to stay out of condemned Anglia Square buildings after rooftop trespassing images appeared online.

• New A47 Bridge Named After Road Safety Campaigner

  A new bridge on the upgraded A47 has been named after Norfolk road safety campaigner Valerie Knights, who helped crash victims.

• Match Report | Cardiff City 1-2 Norwich City

  Ante Crnac grabbed the headlines with a goal on comeback from injury, as Norwich City comfortably progressed past Cardiff City and into the third round of Carabao Cup.

• Three Arrested After Acle Rogue Trader Report

  Three men have been arrested after an Acle resident reported suspected rogue traders carrying out roofing work and demanding payments.

• Thunderstorm Warnings Issued For Norfolk

  Norfolk is under yellow weather warnings on Wednesday and Thursday, with thunderstorms, heavy rain and possible flooding and travel disruption.

• Norwich Named Among UK’s Most Creative Cities

  Norwich has been ranked among the UK’s ten most creative cities, recognised for opportunities, education, cultural amenities and affordability overall.

• CPS Apologises After Prison Release Delay

  The Crown Prosecution Service has apologised after a Costessey man remained in prison after his charge was dropped on Friday.

• UEA Opens Auditions For Choirs And Orchestra

  The University of East Anglia is inviting singers and musicians to audition for its choirs and symphony orchestra this September.