Molly Nicholas
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Man in 20s dies in hospital after falling from bridge (opens the original)
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A man in his 20s has died after falling from a bridge. Police were called shortly after midnight on Sunday following reports of concerns for the safety of a man in Diss. Officers attended and found the man on the wrong side of the railings of the bridge over the A140 at Scole. The road was closed while emergency services attended the scene, including fire and ambulance. The man fell from the bridge shortly after 1.10am and suffered serious injuries. He received medical treatment at the scene and
Groups receive £500 for âenthusiasmâ and âincredibleâ efforts in litter pick (opens the original)
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Five community groups have received £500 after taking part in the most successful âBig South Norfolk Litter Pickâ to date. Run by South Norfolk Council, a record 64 groups organised litter picks across the district this year, up from 52 in 2025. Together, 1,446 volunteers dedicated nearly 3,000 hours to cleaning up their local communities, collecting more than 700 bags of litter, equivalent to around five tonnes of waste. Cllr Martyn Hooton, the councilâs cabinet member for the environmen
MP highly commended for animal welfare work at awards ceremony (opens the original)
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An MP has been recognised for efforts to create âreal improvementsâ to protect animals. Adrian Ramsay, MP for Waveney Valley, has been highly commended for his work on animal welfare at the Nature 2030 Political Purpose Awards. Mr Ramsay said he is feeling âhonouredâ and enjoys working closely with animal charities and cross-party MPs to champion improvements on issues which many constituents write to him about. He said: âHow we treat animals is a test of our compassion and values as a
Retirement homes pledge to donate £5 for every visitor to their Macmillan coffee morning (opens the original)
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A retirement home development is opening its doors to the community for a special event in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support. Churchill Living is inviting people in Diss to enjoy coffee, cake and friendly company at its Mere Lodge development on Hartismere Mews to raise money for the vital charity. The event, which is part of the charityâs annual coffee morning campaign, takes place on Friday, September 18 from 11am to 1pm. Visitors will be treated to coffee, delicious cakes and biscuits in the
Concerns raised about amount of pigeon mess and feathers on town street (opens the original)
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A council is aware of the recent concerns about the condition of a town street, particularly the amount of pigeon mess and feathers on the pavements. Diss town councillors say they understand residentsâ frustration and agree that the current situation is not where they want it to be. Following the recent complaints, the team carried out an inspection of Mere Street to look at the issues and identify what needs to be done. They have been using a garden vacuum to remove feathers from the street,
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