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Carnage in retail park as breakdown sparks three-hour delays and blocks ambulances

A broken-down car has caused delays of more than three hours at the Longwater Retail Park in Norwich.

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Pub on city outskirts bought by new owner after 50 years

The Marsham Arms pub near Norwich has been bought by a new owner for the first time in 50 years.

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Plans for new pub given the green light

An old Karaoke bar in the heart of Norwich clubland is to be given a new lease of life as plans are given the green light.

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Retailer in city shopping centre shuts its doors

Claire's in Chantry Place shopping centre in Norwich has closed its doors for good.

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Bookshop owner nominated for national award

The owner of the Book Hive is hopeful after his shop was nominated for a national award again.

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Jury sent out in trial of three accused of manslaughter over death of homeless man

Jonathan Bristow, 46, Daniel Carroll, 29, and John McDonnell, 44, are all accused of causing his death of Matthew Griggs.

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Rare weather phenomenon could hit the UK- but will it affect Norfolk?

Experts warn that a rare weather phenomenon, a super El Niño, may bring heatwaves to Norfolk later this year.

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Man in court accused of exposing his genitals on popular family footpaths

Suraj Ragini faces eight charges of exposing himself to people at Sweet Briar Marshes and on the Tiffey Valley Trail.

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Four in a Bed winning B&B no longer serving breakfasts

38 St Giles in Norwich has partnered with JC Pinto after it stopped serving breakfast for its guests due to rising costs.

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'Worst minutes of my life' - ex-City player tells of 'humiliating' initiation

A former Norwich City player has describing taking part in a "humiliating" initiation ritual at the club training ground.

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Camp of homeless people plaguing beauty spot leaves neighbours living in fear

Tanners Court neighbours want Norwich City Council to do something about the anti-social behaviour of homeless people living next to the River Wensum.

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Man accused of throwing bricks at cars on busy roundabout named

A man has been charged after bricks were thrown at cars from the St Stephen's roundabout in Norwich yesterday.

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Firm 'under new ownership' after last company was liquidated owing over £800k

Dog Training College has told students it is "open under new ownership" after the previous company entered liquidation owing more than £800k.

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Hundreds of right-wing protestors prepare to march on same day as derby

Unite the Right UK members are preparing to march from the Eagle pub to City Hall on April 11 when around 27,000 football fans are heading to Carrow Road.

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New ranking reveals best primary schools in Norwich

New rankings mean parents looking for the best primary schools in Norwich can now see how local classrooms compare.

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Wendy’s near Norwich Airport still a shell weeks after neighbouring chain opens

Wendy's, in the Broadland Enterprise Park near Norwich Airport, has still not been fitted out despite the neighbouring Costa Coffee opening weeks ago.

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Sex offender caught on CCTV preying on 13-year-old girl spared jail

Peter Stone was seen on video footage kissing and fondling a girl in 30 minute encounter at Norwich venue.

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Popular Norwich burger joint to relocate

Popular burger joint, Fupburger, will be leaving the Ten Bells pub in Norwich city centre and will be moving into three stories.

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Get ready to see businesses fall like dominoes as new tax rules bite

The column argues that mounting costs, new tax rules and growing bureaucracy are pushing small business owners to breaking point.

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One of the city's longest standing burger restaurants is on the market

An institution which has served the people of Norwich American diner style food for more than 50 years is on the market.