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Your letters Our fund is here to combat loneliness Earlier this month, the Prime Minister announced a third national lockdown. Although necessary, these measures mean many of our veterans will be facing the next several weeks – or months – completely alone. And while the vaccine roll-out across the country provides some hope, social isolation and loneliness poses a real threat to our elderly this winter, among whom are many former RAF personnel and their partners. To help combat this...

Diss residents have to travel more than 20 miles for Covid vaccine  | Updated: 16:22, 16 January 2021 Some residents in the Diss Express area will have to travel more than 20 miles to receive a coronavirus vaccine, it has been revealed. NHS workers, the elderly and vulnerable people will be tasked with travelling to a community centre in Poringland, after it was chosen as the primary care hub for south Norfolk. In response to the news, the Corn Hall, in St Nicholas Street, has offered its bui...

An employee at a pub has donated £100 in tips to help a charity close to her heart.

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Residents speak of devastation following worst flooding in decades  | Updated: 16:35, 05 January 2021 Residents have spoken of their devastation after a number of villages in the Diss Express area were hit with the worst flooding in decades on Christmas Eve. Almost 50 fire engines were called out to Long Stratton, Pulham Market, Dickleburgh, and other neighbouring villages after heavy rainfall overnight forced people to barricade their homes and businesses with sandbags. Residents blamed a la...

South Norfolk businesses hopeful of deal as Brexit talks continue Published: 17:00, 17 December 2020 Major businesses in the Diss Express area have warned of price increases if a trade deal is not reached in the ongoing Brexit negotiations. With Brussels and Whitehall stuck at loggerheads, businesses have said they are hopeful a deal is reached before the UK’s official exit from the European Union on January 1. James Langan, managing director of Natures Menu, a Snetterton-based pet food ...

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