Simon Parki News Today

As years of roadworks get underway on the A11 with traffic set to be diverted to Diss the town could soon be hit with disruption.

Householders who say their lives have been made a nightmare by barking dogs have welcomed court action against their owner.

Thousands of taxpayer cash could be saved in Norfolk people give their yoghurt pots a rinse.

People have shared their visions for the future of Diss and what makes their market town special.

A drive to prevent development on the edge of Diss Mere is gathering momentum, with campaigners determined to safeguard their town's "best asset".