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Norfolk: Which places have most number of Covid cases? - Vimarsana News

Norfolk: Which places have most number of Covid cases?

New data has revealed which places in Norfolk have the highest current number of Covid case rates - with parts of west Norfolk and Norwich worst hit.

Family's anger over decades-neglected Scarning flood pipe - Vimarsana News

Family's anger over decades-neglected Scarning flood pipe

The exposed pipe on Fen Road, Scarning. - Credit: Lawrence Gould A Norfolk family has expressed its frustration after taking matters into their own hands to combat dangerous flooding. June Martin, 82, called her daughter and grandson for help on December 27, when floodwater threatened to leave her “marooned” at her property on Fen Road, Scarning, near Dereham.  Having registered her concerns to the county council for several years and seen no action taken, Ms Martin remembered that, more than 20 years ago, a clay pipe used to run from the road to a ditch behind it. Ms Martin said: “I...

Latest Covid infection rates for Norfolk show numbers rising - Vimarsana News

Latest Covid infection rates for Norfolk show numbers rising

Shoppers in face masks out in Norwich in the run up to Christmas - Credit: Denise Bradley Almost half of all Norfolk and Waveney neighbourhoods have infection rates of more than 500 per 100,000 people, with rates rising in more than two-thirds of the county. A week into the country's third national lockdown, Public Health England data shows rates of infection in Norfolk climbing at county and neighbourhood level, while only one local authority saw its rate drop in the week up to January 6. Norfolk’s overall rate of infections was 491 per 100,000 people for the week ending January 6 – up f...