The increasing cost of tuition fees could see students from Norfolk and Waveney turning to universities in other countries to further their education.
A teenager will appear in court later this month charged with burgling a home in Yarmouth Road, in Kirby Cane, near Bungay.
A THEATRE company has been left perplexed by the theft of a still-life installation designed to promote a touring play.
Norfolk pork producers are set to benefit from a trade deal worth £50m which ministers are on the verge of signing with the Chinese government.
Eight people have been arrested by police and more than £20,000 of drugs have been seized after a series of targeted raids in north Suffolk.
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A collaboration between the Pet Shop Boys and choreographer and director Javier De Frutos is the latest of some top dance shows added to the Latitude Festival.
Tickets are being snapped up for a four-day literary festival which is set to bring the history of Anne Boleyn and her Norfolk connections to life.
Greater Anglia have added additional local train services for Norwich City supporters ahead of Sunday’s last match of the season against Aston Villa.
Norfolk professional Richard Bloomfield reached the semi-final of the Bournemouth $10k futures event, losing to Andrew Fitzpatrick from Warwickshire 6-4, 3-6, 6-3.
It was the football game that had everything – 12 goals, a controversial sending-off, two penalties, a pint-sized goal scorer and a dramatic last-minute equaliser.
Loddon United are gearing up for a busy week next week as they look to end the season on a high.
Beccles Town 0, Acle United 5: Beccles’ last home game of the season was against Sterry Cup challengers Acle United, who were seeking three points to aid their Anglian Combination challenge to Premier Division league leaders Cromer Town – and the game ended with Beccles’ heaviest defeat of the season.
Given recent events it almost seems ridiculous that any speedway fan would dare to criticise a decision to postpone a meeting on safety grounds.
Their players may have chanted “we’re the best pub team in the world” as they celebrated winning the Norfolk Junior Cup on Tuesday, but there’s certainly nothing amateur about Reffley Royals.
Reffley Royals joint-boss Robbie Back hailed his side’s bravery after they came from behind to lift the Norfolk Junior Cup by beating Harleston Town at Carrow Road last night.