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Village school hopes to be âbeaconâ for others during SEND Maths event (opens the original)
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A village specialist school is launching a national initiative aimed at teaching Mathematics to youngsters with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). Aurora Eccles School in Quidenham is hosting the nationwide conference, which aims to provide a âvaluableâ experience to education leaders in helping pupils who may struggle with the subject. The school wants to share its expertise and act as a âbeaconâ to other schools. Taking place in January next year at Cottenham Village Ha
Parish celebrates 50 years of the Diocese of East Anglia (opens the original)
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A religious community came together to mark a momentous event over the weekend. Last Sunday, the Catholic community in Diss celebrated the Golden Jubilee of the Diocese of East Anglia. The Diocese was established in 1976. Before then, Diss was part of the Diocese of Northampton, which covered a much larger area of the east of England. The celebration took place at St Henry Morse Church in Shelfanger Road, home to the Holy Trinity parish of St Henry Morse, together with members of the lay communi
Reform proposes county-wide referendum on asylum seeker accommodation (opens the original)
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The political party in control of a county council is set to explore holding an advisory referendum on the housing of asylum seekers in Suffolk. Reform UK councillors at Suffolk County Council are to propose a motion calling for the council to explore holding an advisory referendum on the housing of asylum seekers across Suffolk. The motion is due to be considered at a full council meeting on October 8 and proposes holding the referendum on May 6 next year, alongside scheduled local elections. I
âTrust your instinctsâ says mother diagnosed with breast cancer - despite previous clear scan (opens the original)
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A Lynn mum is encouraging people to trust their instincts if something does not feel right after being diagnosed with secondary breast cancer, despite receiving clear mammogram results just months earlier. Emma Lambert, 49, is taking part in a new awareness campaign from the charity Make 2nds Count, highlighting the many ways people can live well with secondary (metastatic) breast cancer. Emma first noticed an unusual, uncomfortable sensation beneath her left armpit and across her breast in 2024
Holiday-maker caught drink-driving banned for three years (opens the original)
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A drink-driving holidaymaker was caught out after police saw his fog lights were on, despite clear weather conditions. David Canatch had been travelling in West Norfolk for a holiday from his address at Elsham Walk in Gainsborough when he was stopped on Gayton Road in Lynn. Policeâs initial reasons for pulling him over at 12.50pm was for having his fog lights activated, but officers could smell alcohol once they began speaking to the 42-year-old. Canatch, who had 30 previous offences to his na
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