A retired couple from Norfolk will slip into their finest safari outfit and embark on an adventure to Africa for their first holiday in 13 years, thanks to a competition in the EDP.

Did you know that Out of Africa and Full Metal Jacket filmed scenes in the county?

Two new bundles of fluff are ready to greet the world at Africa Alive!

A playful pair of serval kittens are the latest, and cutest, new addition to a Suffolk zoo’s big cat family.

Taking up running is a rare New Year’s resolution that many people manage to keep. But why is running so popular, and how has it changed over the decades?

More than 400 students, parents and carers celebrated the achievements of Bungay High School.

From its offices in a small market town in rural East Anglian an international charity is at the forefront of the fight to save irreplaceable wildlife habitat around the world from destruction. Sheena Grant meets the founder of the World Land Trust and hears about its latest appeal.

Keepers and staff from Kessingland zoo Africa Alive! have raised £2,000 on the Three Peaks Challenge for the attraction’s chosen charity, Save the Rhino.

Struggling for ideas this August Bank Holiday? Take a look at some of the great things you can get up to this weekend.

A former art teacher has won a coveted prize in the competitive world of quilting, after her textile depiction of a biblical story earned a national award.

Long-legged and super cute, there’s a new arrival at Africa Alive!

To celebrate the first-ever Norfolk Day a special love letter to Norfolk has been written by EDP writers Stacia Briggs and Rowan Mantell.

Moat Farm, Bedingham, once owned by the author of King Solomon’s Mines, Sir Henry Rider Haggard, and the subject of his book A Farmer’s Year, is for sale by auction for a guide price of £575,000. Property editor Caroline Culot finds out more.

A stalwart of the Beccles community has been recognised for years of hard work to better the town and help those in need.

New victims of female genital mutilation (FGM) in Norfolk have been seen by NHS services over the last year.

Containers of resources including sewing machines, tables, and toys have arrived at a school in Africa after being donated by people across Beccles.

A nurse and charity volunteer from Fakenham has been named this year’s Miss Norfolk.