Four schools in Norfolk have closed and pupils have been told to self-isolate due to coronavirus.

In a year like no other just a few gathered in Norwich, like in towns across Norfolk, remember the sacrifices of our war dead who gave their lives for generations of others.

A man could face jail after admitting running over a man in a van.

The prime minister is to announce that different parts of England will be split up into “medium”, “high”, or “very high” local coronavirus alert areas under a new three tier system.

Norfolk’s chief constable has warned the next six months dealing with the coronavirus outbreak are likely to be “tougher for us all”.

The number of coronavirus cases per 100,000 people in the last week has doubled compared to the previous seven days in Great Yarmouth, South Norfolk and East Suffolk.

Restrictions on music, singing and dancing have been brought in as part of a raft of new measures by the government to try and slow down the spread of coronavirus.

Coronavirus cases have risen across the county in the past seven days, according to the latest figures.

The number of coronavirus cases in much of Norfolk are continuing to fall, according to the latest figures.

The news that those who attack emergency workers are to face tougher sentences has been greeted as ‘a step in the right direction’ by those who represent police officers in Norfolk.

From today the number of people who can attend social gatherings across England is being slashed to just six following a rise in coronavirus cases across the country.

A warning has been issued urging people not to party this weekend ahead of coronavirus restrictions coming into force on Monday banning people from meeting socially in groups of more than six.

The government is to make social gatherings of more than six people illegal in England from Monday in a bid to stop the rise in coronavirus cases.

A hard-hitting animation showing how a young person is groomed and exploited has been created in a bid to warn youngsters across Norfolk about the dangers of taking the wrong path in life.

High streets across Norfolk and Suffolk will be reopening for the first time in three months today following the coronavirus lockdown in what is a major moment for businesses and shoppers across the region.

A motorist has been caught going almost 40mph above the 30mph speed limit in Lowestoft.

Members of the public have been praised for helping police to sniff out a growing number of cannabis factories which have sprung up during the coronavirus lockdown.

A father has said he will never forget the fear he felt when his car was rammed three times by a “lunatic driver”, a court has heard.

A prisoner serving a sentence for making threats to kill who has links to Norfolk has absconded.

The Queen has praised the country’s response to the coronavirus outbreak in a moving message to mark the 75th anniversary of VE Day.

The public have been urged to continue to abide by the current coronavirus lockdown restrictions despite the prime minister being expected to announce an easing of measures on Sunday.

A Norfolk police chief has urged people to continue with their “sterling efforts” to stop the spread of coronavirus despite the expected announcement of an easing of lockdown measures this weekend.

Norfolk Police Federation has hit out at the “awful and abhorrent” practice of offenders coughing and spitting at police officers during the coronavirus pandemic.

Families of NHS and social care staff who die from coronavirus in the course of “essential frontline work” will receive a £60,000 payment, it has been revealed.

The education secretary said he recognises the challenges families will be facing during the coronavirus lockdown, but insisted he could not give parents a date when children would be going back to school.

Councils across the country are to get more cash to help the most vulnerable in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak, it has been announced.

Norfolk’s chief constable has urged people to continue to stay at home in a bid to help save lives and ease pressure on the NHS in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.

A Norfolk police chief said they are “grateful” to the public for the support they have shown in abiding lockdown laws to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus.

People are heeding warnings to stay at home this Easter weekend to stop the spread of coronavirus if a patrol of one of Norwich’s most popular parks is anything to go by.

People from across the county have once again briefly stepped out of the safety of their homes to salute NHS staff who are bravely battling to save the lives of those struck down by the coronavirus.