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Steven Winter, who runs Bread Source, has shut down temporarily two bakeries because of Covid. - Credit: Archant A Norfolk artisan bakery has closed two shops in Norwich because of the rise in Covid cases. Bread Source, run by Steven Winter, who launched a loaf scheme to feed NHS workers after the first lockdown, has closed shops in Bridewell Alley and Norwich market. It is currently keeping its Upper St Giles shop, the Bakery Counter, off Heigham Street, north of the city and Aylsham open as well as trading online. Bread Source is temporarily closing two outlets because of Covid.

People had to be cut out of a car by fire crews after a crash on Tuesday. The incident happened on the B1110 at Melton Constable, between Swanton Novers...

Ian Hacon and Chris Carr who run Zaks. - Credit: Archant At Zaks American diners, with venues in Norwich and Poringland, owners Ian Hacon and Chris Carr decided to keep the restaurants closed throughout January. However, they are currently selling merchandise and gift vouchers instead. Mr Hacon said: "I know it's not the start to the year we all hoped for but let's make the best of it." Tim Briscoe of Buxton Potatoes, who has expanded his collection point for customers to pick up bags of spuds. - Credit: Rae Shirley Tim Briscoe who owns Buxton Potatoes, near Aylsham, has expanded his takeawa...

Published: 6:01 PM December 10, 2020    Polly Quick, who runs Siding Yard bakery in Melton Constable. A gazebo has gone missing from the garden. - Credit: Siding Yard/Archant library The owner of a bakery has advised customers they'll need umbrellas after a gazebo put up in the garden went missing. Polly Quick, who runs Siding Yard artisan bakery in Marriot Way, Melton Constable, near Fakenham, put up a gazebo last week. The make-shift shelter was so people could enjoy a coffee and pastry safely, and undercover, in the fresh air. The empty space where the gazebo was at Siding Yard bakery i...

Published: 6:01 PM December 10, 2020    Polly Quick, who runs Siding Yard bakery in Melton Constable. A gazebo has gone missing from the garden. - Credit: Siding Yard/Archant library The owner of a bakery has advised customers they'll need umbrellas after a gazebo put up in the garden went missing. Polly Quick, who runs Siding Yard artisan bakery in Marriot Way, Melton Constable, near Fakenham, put up a gazebo last week. The make-shift shelter was so people could enjoy a coffee and pastry safely, and undercover, in the fresh air. The empty space where the gazebo was at Siding Yard bakery i...