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Norfolk council leader dined at CEO's hotel before £215k hiring (opens the original)
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The leader of a council was given dinner at a five-star "luxury" hotel shortly before the authority controversially appointed its owner as a £215k-a-year chief executive, the BBC has learned. Reform UK's David Bick had previously said he had not met Dennis Bacon before he was given the job at Norfolk County Council after an interview which lasted just one hour. Council records show that Bick and another senior councillor accepted £100 of hospitality at Bacon's boutique hotel a few weeks before h
Preparing for a crisis in the Norfolk countryside (opens the original)
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What do you keep at the bottom of your wardrobe? Winter jumpers? Guest towels? Extra blankets? Helen Frayer has a stash of emergency supplies in hers. Tinned vegetables, long-life milk and dog food are all secured inside, in case the worst should happen. Later this year the government is due to unveil its strategy on how the public should better prepare for emergencies. So how are Frayer and others in Norfolk – including a retired train driver and a tech millionaire – readying themselves in case
Norfolk police commissioner cancels 'ridiculous' theatre tour (opens the original)
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An under-fire £79,000-a-year police commissioner said he had cancelled heavily criticised plans to take part in a 127-date national theatre tour. Opposition parties had questioned how Reform UK's Colin Sutton would be able to oversee Norfolk Police while also presenting a live true crime stage show across the UK. Sutton told a council meeting that the number of dates was "ridiculous" and that he had pulled out of the "Makings of a Murderer" tour after being contacted by residents. Conservative M
Reform UK's Norfolk police boss criticised for 127-date theatre tour (opens the original)
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A newly elected £79,000-a-year police commissioner is facing criticism for announcing a 127-date national theatre tour. Opposition parties have questioned how Reform UK's Colin Sutton will be able to focus on his job overseeing Norfolk Police, which he was elected to in July. The former detective is due to present his true-crime show in theatres across the UK next year discussing police investigations, with tickets priced at around £40. A spokeswoman for his office said the tour "would not impac
Cromer litter pickers 'felt embarrassed' for their 'lovely town' (opens the original)
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People caught dropping litter in an area well-known for its beaches and beauty spots could face on-the-spot fines of up to £500. North Norfolk District Council is expected to increase the highest charge for fixed penalty notices (FPN) from £80 to the maximum it is legally allowed to. The Liberal Democrat-run authority will also raise fines for fly-tipping and the move comes after large amounts of waste were left on beaches earlier this year. Tony Bates, from Cromer, set up a litter-picking group
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