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Villagers have been left disgusted by manky old carpets being dumped in Vicarage Road and The Loke in Salhouse.

Furious villagers have voiced sadness over the felling of trees in Salhouse after the Broads Authority granted planning permission.

Work has started to convert outbuildings at a historic Grade II listed country house near Norwich into new homes.

A developer has outlined its commitment to the environment as part of plans for the Prince's Park development.

Greater Anglia has secured planning permission to demolish the platform building at Salhouse Station.

Hundreds of homes set for development in a Norfolk village have been given the green light, despite concerns over school places.

Hundreds of homes set for development in a Norfolk village have been given the green light, despite concerns over school places.

A medical centre could be built in Rackheath after hopeful talks with Norfolk and Waveney CCG, according to Broadland District Council member Fran Whymark

Police have spent 14 months probing claims of misconduct among planning officers at the Broads Authority, it can be revealed today.

Meanwhile the second most oversubscribed practice, which lies between Kings Lynn and Wisbech, is run by a single GP - Dr Susan Atcheson, who has 6,073 patients to look after by herself, with support from locum doctors. At the other end of the scale Fleggburgh Surgery in Gorleston has the equivalent of only 955 patients for each of its two GPs. The average number of patients per practice in the county is 2,127, very close to the England national average of 2,263, but those averages mask the ofte...