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Footpath horseplay... Police called in over mystery of village's vanishing signs Police have been asked to investigate the mystery disappearance of signs banning horses along a leafy public footpath in a Norfolk village. Delight at Ofsted praise for primary school The "collective" efforts of staff and pupils backed by "supportive" parents has been hailed after a Beccles-area primary school was praised by Ofsted inspectors. Headliner cancels Latitude Festival appearance due to illness Jo Brand has cancelled her headline comedy set at Latitude Festival 2024 in Suffolk. Big step achieved in bid to open new cellar bar in quaint market town Natalie Carlile applied to the East Suffolk Council licencing department to open the business in Bungay a month ago. Festival-goers in high spirits as Latitude campsite opens The campsite has opened in Suffolk's Henham Park for Latitude Festival 2024. Festival celebrating region's best-known folklore legend returns for third year A festival celebrating the legend of Black Shuck will return to Bungay for its third year next month. Norfolk village launches bid to reduce speed limit... and find mystery verge cutter A 30mph speed limit in the Norfolk village of Topcroft could be extended in a bid to make the area safer.

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