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Villagers 'trapped' in homes over claims of 'noise' at rural business park (opens the original)
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People living next to a rural business park say years of noise, traffic and late-night activity have left them anxious and unable to relax in their homes. Neighbours of Bure Valley Business Centre, which sits on a rural road in the village of Buxton with Lamas, near Aylsham, say they have been complaining about alleged disturbance at the site for years. The centre, which is currently up for sale for almost £1m, occupies a collection of former agricultural buildings converted into industrial and
New parents' dream start shattered by ‘significant damp and mould contamination’ (opens the original)
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New parents have hit out after the first few months of their daughter's life were overshadowed by "significant damp and mould contamination" at their rented home. The problem was identified by inspectors four months after the family first raised concerns about the property, according to documents seen by this paper. Sam Peel and Hollie Peel, who have a 10-month-old daughter, moved into the property in Northrepps, near Cromer, in February. They have since moved out. Damp and mould in the property
Future of Boxing Day dip is in doubt after council decides not to run it (opens the original)
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One of Norfolk’s Christmas traditions is in need of a new organiser if it is to go ahead. The Cromer Boxing Day Dip, a decades-old coastal tradition that sees people dash into the North Sea each year, has been left without an organiser after the North Norfolk Beach Runners stepped down from running the event last year. Cromer Town Council considered taking on the event but ultimately decided against it due to concerns over cost, safety and volunteer numbers. Town mayor Patrick Bennett told the B
Piece of town heritage shines again after careful restoration (opens the original)
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A landmark which has welcomed visitors to market town for decades is looking brighter than ever after undergoing a careful restoration. North Walsham's town sign has unveiled its refurbished mosaic on the town sign. The restoration work was carried out by a specialist refurbishment team, helping to preserve one of the town's most distinctive pieces of public artwork. North Walsham Town Council has been thanked for investing in the project and ensuring the sign remains in good condition for resid
Creator of cult crime show explores gruesome Norfolk murders (opens the original)
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The killings of a judge and his son by a cloaked assassin in rural Norfolk shocked Victorian Britain. Now, a new book is shining a fresh light on the crime that made headlines in 1848. Glenn Chandler, creator of the longest-running detective series Taggart, has published his new book Bloodlands, which explores the Stanfield Hall murders. The front cover of Bloodlands (Image: Jon Bradfield) Bloodlands is the first book all about the 1848 Norfolk murders and tells the true story of James Blomfield
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