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• Nearly 500 Speeding Offences Recorded Across Norwich in September

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• Historic Norwich Bank to Become Café, Art Gallery and University Library

  Norwich University of the Arts wins approval to transform historic Bank Plain building with a library, café and public gallery.

• Norwich Shop Occupancy Reaches Highest Level in 18 Years

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• Man Dies Following Five-Vehicle Collision Near Norwich

  Norfolk Police appeal for witnesses after a five-vehicle collision in Poringland claimed the life of a man in his sixties.

• Norfolk Police Introduce Roadside Eyesight Checks for Drivers

  Norfolk Police introduce roadside eyesight checks, reminding motorists that defective vision could mean fines, penalty points and losing their licences.

• Norwich City Women Draw AFC Bournemouth in Women's FA Cup

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• Nearly £4 Million to Help Norfolk Residents Facing Financial Hardship

  Norfolk County Council is investing nearly £4 million in community organisations to help residents overcome financial difficulties and prevent crises.

• Norwich Man Jailed After Police Discover Over 1,000 Indecent Images of Children

  Norwich man jailed for three years and eight months after officers uncovered over a thousand indecent images of children online.

• Rare Bird Sparks Birdwatching Frenzy and Bus Disruption in Norfolk

  Rare northern nutcracker attracts hundreds of birdwatchers to Mundesley, where inconsiderate parking causes disruption to local bus services this weekend.

• Suffolk Village Plans Symbolic Independence Vote Over RAF Barnham Asylum Proposals

  Suffolk villagers have backed a symbolic independence referendum as opposition continues to proposed asylum accommodation at RAF Barnham near Thetford.

• Norwich Police Safety Operation Records No Sexual Offence Arrests

  A Norwich police initiative aimed at preventing sexual offences has been deployed 52 times without making sexual offence arrests locally.

• New Plans Expected for Norwich's Historic Old Library

  Norwich City Council says plans for the Old Library could be revealed soon as it seeks a new community partner.

• Sexual Misconduct Reports Double at East of England Ambulance Service

  Reports of sexual misconduct at the East of England Ambulance Service have doubled, with 25 staff dismissed following investigations.

• Plans for RAF Barnham Asylum Accommodation Scaled Back

  Government plans to house asylum seekers at RAF Barnham have been reduced, but concerns remain about pressures on local services.

• Norfolk Police Commissioner Warns Visible Crime Is Damaging Public Confidence

  Norfolk's Police and Crime Commissioner welcomes falling crime figures but warns visible offending continues to undermine public confidence in safety.

• Two Men Arrested Following Cooking Oil Thefts in Norwich

  Norfolk Police have arrested two men following a series of cooking oil thefts targeting businesses across Norwich in recent weeks.

• Norfolk GP Surgery Warns of Medication Delays Following Cyber Incident

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• South Norfolk Residents Reminded of Free Help and Support

  South Norfolk residents facing financial worries, housing problems or loneliness are being encouraged to access free support through Help Hub.