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Young farmer Dexter, 10, hosts âamazingâ tractor run for mental health charity (opens the original)
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A passionate ten-year-old farmer has raised more than £1,000 for a mental health charity after organising his own tractor run. Dexter Goodwin, of Diss, was overwhelmed with the support he received at the event on Sunday, after an impressive 37 tractors took part. The youngster, who has ADHD and autism, wanted to raise awareness and money for charity YANA (You Are Not Alone), which supports the mental health of people involved in farming and other rural communities. His mum, Tehina, 39, said: â
MP urges ministers to âthink againâ as fight to protect rare habitat continues (opens the original)
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An MP is continuing his fight for stronger protections of precious chalk streams by taking the matter to Parliament â and has urged ministers to âthink againâ. North West Norfolk MP James Wild has backed a cross-party call for the Government to recognise Englandâs chalk streams as irreplaceable habitats â including sites at Gaywood, Babingley and Heacham. Mr Wild joined peers from across Parliament in signing a letter to Housing and Planning Minister, MP Matthew Pennycook, calling for
Council bosses reveal budget plans â as financial status âremains challengingâ (opens the original)
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As âgrowing demandâ puts pressure on the countyâs services, council bosses have revealed details of a tentative plan â as they look to âaddressâ a nearly £36million shortage. Norfolk County Council has set out an initial draft for the 2027â28 budget, which will be discussed by cabinet members at a meeting on Monday, October 5. The draft aims to address a £35.927million budget gap and include £32.333million of identified proposals. Cllr Justine Thomas, chief whip and cabinet memb
Residents rally to support ambitious tree-planting project (opens the original)
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An ambitious new initiative to plant more trees in and around a town received community support at a launch event. The Trees for Diss and District group welcomed residents to its first meeting on Saturday at the former Beales Store on Market Place in Diss. Founder of the group, Angela Lamb, was thrilled with how the event went and is now looking forward to seeing her vision to make the area âgreenerâ unfold. She said: âIt went well - there was a good discussion about the importance of plan
Village properties to become childrenâs care homes to meet growing demand (opens the original)
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Three residential properties are set to be transformed into children's homes after plans were approved. West Norfolk Council has given Atlas Childrenâs Homes the go-ahead to build the facility on Main Road in Clenchwarton. The care service, which provides therapeutic, trauma-informed residential care for children aged seven to 17 in Norfolk, submitted the plans in June. The three plots that will be changed into âsafe, stable and nurturingâ homes for two youngsters are numbers one, two and
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