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Teenager found with cocaine and knife in Norwich is jailed (opens the original)
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A 19-year-old man has been jailed after being found with a knife and cocaine in Norwich. Isaac King, of Ryefield Road, Mulbarton, was sentenced at Norwich Crown Court on September 24 after pleading guilty to possession of a knife in a public place and possession with intent to supply a Class A drug. He was arrested on Stepping Lane in Norwich on July 25 in connection with an unrelated offence. During a search, officers found a large knife concealed in his waistband and cocaine with an estimated
'Puppy at heart' who was found as a stray needs loving new home with active owners (opens the original)
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A "big bouncy" crossbreed dog who has been described as a puppy at heart is looking for his forever home. Krypto is a one-year-old pup being cared for by the Dogs Trust Snetterton branch in Norfolk. He arrived at the rehoming centre as a stray. Krypto is described as a big, bouncy dog (Image: Dogs Trust) However, despite his harder start, he is still full of life, with those at the centre describing him as friendly and full of energy. Although he has a playful nature, he needs to be the only pet
Baby basket and bags of rubbish dumped at entrance to woods (opens the original)
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Bags of rubbish and a discarded baby basket were found dumped in the undergrowth near a woodland entrance. The fly-tip was found at the entrance to Bluebell Woods in Gorleston. The baby basket, otherwise known as a moses basket, appears to be filled with rubbish. Several bags of rubbish have been found in a woodland area in Gorleston (Image: GYBC) It has been dumped alongside several bin bags which appear to contain insulation. A spokesman for Great Yarmouth Borough Council said: "If you can hel
People in Norfolk win more than £1.1m in Premium Bonds prizes (opens the original)
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Hundreds of people have won more than £1.1m in this month's Premium Bonds draw. There are a total of 509 winners in Norfolk for October, who scooped an average prize of £2,344 each. This is down from an average of £4,857 for each winner in September, when one lucky winner secured a £1m prize. One person scored a £100,000 prize, while another landed a £50,000 windfall. Two others won a prize of £25,000 and 15 people won a more than respectable £10,000 each. Premium Bonds are an investment
5 of the best beaches in Norfolk to take your dog as restrictions are lifted (opens the original)
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Dog owners are set to gain access to more of Norfolk’s coastline as seasonal beach restrictions come to an end. Across the county, rules that prevent dogs from using sections of popular beaches between May 1 and September 30 have been lifted, opening up miles of sand and shingle for autumn walks. Here are five of the best Norfolk beaches to visit with your four-legged friend. Wells has been named one of the country's most dog-friendly beaches (Image: Ian Burt) One of Norfolk’s most popular beach
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