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  Police have arrested a man following a fatal two-vehicle collision on the A47 near North Tuddenham.

• Views Sought On Fakenham Crossing

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• Consultation Opens On Norwich Energy Plan

  Residents are being invited to help shape Norwich's future by commenting on the city's draft energy and climate plan.

• City Hall Accessibility Upgrade Begins

  A major accessibility project will improve access to Norwich City Hall, including step-free entry through the main entrance.

• Police Raise Concerns Over RAF Barnham Plans

  Norfolk and Suffolk Police say asylum accommodation plans at RAF Barnham could seriously affect specialist police training.

• Fire Service Faces £1m Budget Overspend

  Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service is forecasting a budget overspend as emergency incidents continue to rise across the county.

• Suspended Sentence For Sexual Offence

  A Norfolk woman has received a suspended prison sentence after admitting a sexual offence involving a teenage boy.

• Visitors Urged To Give Seals Space

  People visiting Norfolk's coast are being reminded to stay well away from seals following repeated reports of disturbance.

• Murder Suspect Dies In Prison

  A man awaiting trial on a murder charge has died at HMP Norwich before entering a plea in the case.

• Concerns Grow Over River Wensum

  Campaigners fear the River Wensum is under increasing pressure after drought, pollution and low water levels led to fish deaths.

• Review Highlights Rental Safety Concerns

  A council review estimates thousands of privately rented homes in Norwich contain serious safety hazards requiring further action.

• Hundreds Of Fish Die In River Wensum

  Hundreds of fish are believed to have died in the River Wensum after hot weather and polluted runoff reduced oxygen levels.

• Council Defends School Walking Route

  Norfolk County Council says a walking route to Fakenham Academy meets national safety standards despite concerns from local parents.

• Community Saves Dried-Up Duck Pond

  Residents and businesses joined forces to refill a dried-up duck pond after weeks of hot, dry weather left wildlife struggling.

• Suffolk Wildfire Continues To Burn

  Firefighters remain at the scene of a huge Suffolk wildfire as crews work to contain one of the region's biggest blazes.

• Council Challenges Local Government Shake-Up

  Norfolk County Council is calling on ministers to halt planned local government reforms and has launched a legal challenge.

• Firefighters Battle Wave Of Wildfires

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