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Rabbi Binyamin Sheldrake outside the synagogue on Essex Street in Norwich - Credit: David Hannant "We will pray for you and hope that you see the error of your ways and apologise." This is the message from the rabbi of a city synagogue after antisemitic messages were daubed across the door of its Essex Street site. At some point between 4pm on Thursday, May 13, and 7.30am on Friday, May 14, the door of the Adat Yeshua Messianic Synagogue was graffitied with hateful messages including a swastika, the symbol of Nazi Germany. Graffiti daubed on the side of the Essex Street synagogue. Some con...

The results in the battle for City Hall are in. - Credit: EDP pics © 2007 Norwich City Council remains in the control of Labour after an election in which what little drama there was centred on one ward. Twelve of the council's 39 seats were up for grabs, but it was largely a case of as you were. Counting in the Thorpe Hamlet ward in the Norwich City Council elections. - Credit: Dan Grimmer The most interest focused on Thorpe Hamlet. Former Green councillor Nigel Utton had quit the party to go independent and then resigned altogether after describing coronavirus as "the biggest con in hist...

Residents in Rupert Street in Norwich have raised concerns about delivery drivers on motorbikes, including Deliveroo, cutting along a pedestrianised route.

The results in the battle for City Hall are in. - Credit: EDP pics © 2007 Norwich City Council remains in the control of Labour after an election in which what little drama there was centred on one ward. Twelve of the council's 39 seats were up for grabs, but it was largely a case of as you were. Counting in the Thorpe Hamlet ward in the Norwich City Council elections. - Credit: Dan Grimmer The most interest focused on Thorpe Hamlet. Former Green councillor Nigel Utton had quit the party to go independent and then resigned altogether after describing coronavirus as "the biggest con in hist...

He said: "We made some good gains and squeezed the votes elsewhere. It was really tight in Aylsham, where we came really close to taking it from the Lib Dems. "Fair play to everyone of our candidates. Everyone did a tremendous job. I am very proud of all the Conservatives." Labour group leader Steve Morphew. - Credit: Denise Bradley Steve Morphew, leader of the Labour group, said: "I think we are pretty disappointed with the way it went across the county. "I make no excuses - that is democracy and that's what the judgement of people has been. "But what we have seen is that those candidates wh...