Alice Hobbs
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Parish councillor vying for West Norfolk seat at general election to battle asylum housing plans (opens the original)
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A parish councillor is set to stand as MP for Restore Britain in the next election, claiming he will end asylum housing proposals. Cllr Stuart Pembery, from Stoke Ferry Parish Council, has been announced as the partyâs prospective candidate for 2029. Hoping to take South West Norfolk Labour MP Terry Jermyâs seat, the councillor says the heart of his campaign with Rupert Loweâs Restore will be the RAF Barnham plans in Thetford, where the Home Office is considering housing asylum seekers at
âNot a shred of evidenceâ to support stalker head Greg Hillâs unfair dismissal claim, judge rules (opens the original)
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A stalker head teacherâs claim of unfair dismissal has been shut down at an employment tribunal. Greg Hill had been working at Howard Junior School - now Parkway Academy - in Gaywood Lynn from September 2007 until his arrest in March 2023, after which time he was suspended from teaching. He remained off sick until he was formally dismissed by the Eastern Multi-Academy Trust - which runs the school - on April 8, 2024, the same day he was jailed for âabusing his powerâ and harassing a young
Campsite which created kitchen and bar without consent refused permission to use them (opens the original)
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A B&B and campsite will have to stop using its bar and kitchen after they were set up without permission. Whitehall Farm in Burnham Thorpe has had its retrospective application to convert its barn refused by West Norfolk Council. Two extensions built to house covered seating at the Walsingham Road site have also been deemed unacceptable. The business said that the kitchen was put in during 2022, and the bar was completed in 2023 alongside the seating area. It has had its licence for use between
Traveller family hopes to remain part of community with new chalets and tourers on land (opens the original)
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A traveller family is hoping to place chalets on their land in West Norfolk to remain part of the community. Nathan and Rebecca Young have launched a bid with the borough council to set up two plots on land near Moat Road in Terrington St Clement. The couple says they have lived there for many years - but now want to provide more âstable, secure and suitable homesâ for their family and also the family of Mr Youngâs sister Sammyjo Smith and her husband George Smith. A planning statement sai
Tributes paid to âremarkableâ former Fenland surgeon who died, aged 96 (opens the original)
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A âremarkableâ former Wisbech surgeon has died aged 96. The family of Graham Thompson, who died on Wednesday, September 9, has said that for many he was a âfamiliar and respectedâ member of the community. He started his medical career at St Bartholomewâs Hospital Medical School in London in 1947 and qualified as a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery from the University of London in 1953. Shortly after, he joined the Royal Navy as a Surgeon Lieutenant, and during his three year
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