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Essex County Council was planning to introduce the fees from June 1, but readers have been saved by a last-minute U-turn.

Village historians in Brundall have organised two community archive sessions to safeguard memories of the 1960s and 1970s.

If you're having an operation or other procedure these simple lifestyle changes might help, says Dr Frankie Swords

If you're having an operation or other procedure these simple lifestyle changes might help, says Dr Frankie Swords

A Sunday Times best selling author will be making an appearance in Great Yarmouth.

With International Women's Day 2022 just around the corner, we take a look at what is happening to commemorate the day across the region.

With International Women's Day 2022 just around the corner, we take a look at what is happening to commemorate the day across the region.

A series of measures aimed at improving literacy after the pandemic will be debated next week.

Published: 4:58 PM February 26, 2021    Removing overdue charges for everyone under the age of 16 are among Norfolk libraries proposals for a post-pandemic reading push. - Credit: Denise Bradley Late fees on overdue books taken out by under-16s could be scrapped as part of a post-pandemic reading push by Norfolk libraries.  Plans by Norfolk Libraries and Information service to improve children and young peoples reading skills also include universal membership of the county’s e-library thr...

New service from Norfolk Libraries will help west Norfolk families learn from home  | Updated: 10:31, 02 February 2021 West Norfolk families that are struggling with home learning have a new place to turn to for advice and support. Norfolk Libraries has set up a phone line which serves as a first stop for parents and carers in the county using new devices to teach their children. The phone line aims to provide a friendly voice to families that aren’t familiar with home learning technolog...