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"The trip is for four weeks and they will be helping providing water supplies and going on a jungle trek. The flights were booked before Christmas and we have to pay instalments to Camps International but we just haven't heard anything. "Lucie needs various vaccinations so we need to start preparing her. If we as parents cancel, we lose all our money, if the school cancels, it can claim on insurance but if Camps International cancels, we get all our money back. "Or the trip could be deferred which is an option. We just need some information." Mum Louise Seely, from Costessey, married with two...

Mike Sutton pictured in 1959 as part of the Norwich City B team. - Credit: EDP / Archant 2003 Writing in the Daily Mail, Chris said: "It wasn’t fair for my dad’s life to end in this way. Alone in a room in a world of his own, without any member of his family by his side. "Over the last decade my proud dad has been stripped, slowly and piece by piece, of his dignity by dementia. I only hope and pray that somehow, when he was taking his final breaths, he knew how much people respected and thought of him, and how much his family and close friends loved him.

Mike Sutton pictured in 1959 as part of the Norwich City B team. - Credit: EDP / Archant 2003 Writing in the Daily Mail, Chris said: "It wasn’t fair for my dad’s life to end in this way. Alone in a room in a world of his own, without any member of his family by his side. "Over the last decade my proud dad has been stripped, slowly and piece by piece, of his dignity by dementia. I only hope and pray that somehow, when he was taking his final breaths, he knew how much people respected and thought of him, and how much his family and close friends loved him.

File photo of Hellesdon High School.PIC: Archant. - Credit: Archant A Norwich high school has been forced to close early for Christmas after 25 members of staff were affected by a coronavirus outbreak. Pupils at Hellesdon High School have been sent home and will continue lessons via remote learning for the remainder of the final week of term. The school, which has 1,154 pupils and is part of the Wensum Trust, said it had been notified that four members of staff had tested positive and a further 21 staff members are now required to self-isolate at home in line with government guidance.