Norfolk Record News Today

Money-saving measures to reduce the hours people can access records at Norfolk Record Office has sparked claims it is a disastrous move.

More than 30 roads where street lights could be turned off as part of Norfolk County Councils £45m of cuts and savings have been revealed.

The famous medieval Paston letters document the rise to wealth and status of an extraordinary Norfolk family from 1422 to 1509 and first appeared in…

This weekend our thoughts are with those who lost their lives fighting for our freedom in the first and second world wars and following conflicts.

The 1440 Wymondham Market Charter is going on display after being fully restored at a cost to the town council.

The charred remains of records, burned when St Bartholomew Church in Norwich was bombed in the Second World War, have been found at Strangers Hall…

Archivists at Norfolk Record Office are facing a challenge to preserve the countys more recent records - because of digital obsolescence.

The geologist, local government officer, lecturer, and local historian David Stannard has died aged 71 from a brain tumour.

Long-serving tour guide, Barbara Miller, who was awarded a special honour from the Queen, has died aged 92.

Long-serving tour guide, Barbara Miller, who was awarded a special honour from the Queen, has died aged 92.