Police have appealed for witnesses following a road collision in Gimingham in north Norfolk.
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A woman is in a critical condition following a crash in north Norfolk.
She had been driving a silver Nissan Micra, which was involved in a collision with a black Audi Q7.
It happened on Trunch Road at the junction with Gimingham Road in Gimingham, near Mundesley, at around 2.45pm on Monday, April 26.
The woman was taken to the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital with serious injuries where she remains in a critical condition.
The driver and a passenger in the Audi received minor injuries.
Police on the scene of an assault near Zak s
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Armed police are searching for a suspect in a wooded area of Norwich following a serious assault which left a man in need of hospital treatment.
Shortly before 1.15pm police were called to Gurney Road in Norwich, near Zak s, after a man suffered serious leg injuries in an assault.
Police at the scene of a serious assault at Zak s, Mousehold
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The car park of the restaurant at Mousehold was filled with police cars following the incident with armed officers on the scene, searching for a suspect who fled the scene.
The Norfolk and Norwich Christian community website Norfolk nurse puts Kenyan children in families Kelly Strong, a Registered Nurse living in Dereham, is leading a project to move Kenyan children out of institutions and into families. Kelly worked at the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital and attended Norwich Family Life Church before she and her husband
Jono left for Africa in 2013. They spent many years investing in the team before returning to Norfolk with their three boys. Kelly continues to work alongside this team most days, from her room in Dereham.
Chloe and Stuart Glassborow, and
Chris and Cathrine Lane. The Glassborows were previously at Fakenham Baptist Church and went on to become founding pastors of Catch the Fire London.
The Royal Mail depot in Thorpe Road, Norwich.
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Royal Mail has confirmed it is investigating an incident at a Norwich depot which saw a man taken to hospital.
The East of England Ambulance Service (EEAST) confirmed it was called to the sorting office in Thorpe Road, Norwich, shortly before 10.30am on Friday, April 23.
And Norfolk Fire and Rescue said crews from Carrow and Sprowston were tasked with assisting the ambulance service.
An ambulance and a rapid response car were sent, while the East Anglian Air Ambulance (EAAA) was also called to the scene.
An EAAA spokesperson described the incident as a road traffic collision, though the exact circumstances are not yet clear.
At that time Terry worked on commission in sales and marketing, a time which Joan described as “the yuppie days, where there was lots of money to be made in the City of London” and lived in East Finchley.
He particularly enjoyed the Lahore Kebab House on Commercial Road, and Joan said the couple hung around in Muswell Hill when she finished her studying and moved to the capital to live with Terry in 1996.
By 1999 the couple moved to Norwich, as psychiatry - the field in which Joan works - had taken a turn for the worst in the city, foreshadowing what would become Terry’s most passionate fight in Norfolk and Suffolk.