Camille Berriman
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- Aug 13, 2026
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Val says farewell to talking newspaper (opens the original)
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A talking newspaper for the blind has said goodbye to its longest serving volunteer. Val Attenborough first read for Waveney Words in December 1991, with cassettes featuring local news and other items of interest to more than 100 listeners in Diss and beyond. Over the years Val has been a reader, occasional editor and committee member of Waveney Words on more than 250 editions. Trevor Freeborn, Waveney Words secretary, said: âThereâs something about us that means we thrive on the loyalty of
Community groups discuss collaboration during joint visit (opens the original)
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Community groups from Blo Norton, Thelnetham and Coney Weston met to explore closer collaboration. Representatives from several community organisations gathered for the joint visit and discussion day, which was the brainchild of a retired vicar and a farm director, with the aim of combining farming, food, forest school, faith and the arts. The day started at the community-owned White Horse pub, in Thelnetham, before moving on to iFarmâs (Ikigai Farm Ltd) land in Blo Norton and finishing at Hea
New permanent home for townâs banking hub is revealed (opens the original)
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A townâs temporary banking hub is set to find a permanent home, if new plans win approval. Cash Access UK has asked South Norfolk Council for permission to install various signs at the East of England Co-op, which is set to become the Harleston hubâs new home. Cash Access UK wants to install a range of internally illuminated signs and posters at the Bullock Fair Close supermarket, which is to be sub-divived to accommodate the new hub. Harlestonâs last traditional High Street bank â Barcl
âDonât drink too much wineâ says Marie as she turns 104 (opens the original)
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An Eye care home resident said she had enjoyed a âhappy lifeâ as she celebrated her 104th birthday. Marie Still, who lives at Care UK Hartismere Place Care Home, in Castleton Way, marked her 104th birthday alongside her daughter Jane Still and son-in-law Stuart, as well as fellow residents and the homeâs team members. The celebrations included thoughtful gifts from family and friends, as well as a special birthday cake baked by the home's talented head chef. Marie said: âI loved the cele
How convenient! We look back to the moment these lavatories were opened to the public (opens the original)
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Bog standard? Well actually, no, as back in November 1990 we reported on the opening of public conveniences in the Abbey Gardens, in Bury St Edmunds. The âplushâ £206,000 new toilets, as the Bury Free Press described the facilities, included baby changing space and underfloor heating. They also boasted vandal-proof tiling, facilities for the disabled and a full-time attendant. They replaced loos which had stood in the gardens for 40 years. The Bury Free Press was not the only media outlet i
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