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December 1, 2023
Hotel owners and the Los Angeles Police Commission say the new requirement will overburden the system.
May 11, 2023
A familiar face has returned to Norfolk County Council, a decade after saying he did not have “passion” for it in his departure.
May 9, 2023
A familiar face has returned to Norfolk County Council, a decade after saying he did not have "passion" for it in his departure.
February 15, 2023
A councillor who was just 19 when first elected to Norfolk County Council has resigned.
October 12, 2022
Regardless of how they fare at the ACRAs, Ed Colman and Jonathon ‘Scudda’ Skewes – hosts of The Hype radio show – reckon they’ve already scored a win for
July 22, 2022
One of the main roads through a Norfolk town will reopen after the walls of a house gave way.
June 4, 2022
Two vacant traditional phone boxes will be converted into mini coffee shops in Norwich after plans were given the green light.
May 8, 2021
He later tweeted: “While I am bitterly disappointed not to have got to the second round in the Cambs and Peterborough Mayoral election, I am pleased that Palmer will no longer be Mayor. “He has let down our area. I look forward to working with Dr Johnson on behalf of all our residents.” The triumphant doctor himself said after the win was secured that he was “over the moon and honoured”. In his first interview after the result, he told the Local Democracy Reporting Service: “...
May 3, 2021
Published: 11:12 AM May 3, 2021 Ed Colman found his election campaign signs on the A47 at Sporle slashed through on Sunday morning. - Credit: Ed Colman A Norfolk County Council election candidate has described damage to his election signs as "mindless vandalism." Ed Colman, who is standing for the Swaffham division, had put up his campaign signs on the A47 at Sporle three weeks ago but was "frustrated" to see the damage to them on Sunday morning when he went along to "pick up the pieces."...
April 29, 2021
Roy Brame has been selected as the new council chairman at Breckland District Council - Credit: Archant Breckland Council has virtually handed over the chain of office to a new chairman for the first time in two years. At the council’s annual meeting on Thursday, Roy Brame was selected as the new council chairman. Mr Brame replaces Lynda Turner, who served an extended two-year term due to the pandemic. He was nominated by Ed Colman, who said: “Councillor Brame is a credit as...