Attleborough, England News

Real ale bosses said Norwich was taking the lead in the UK in the celebration of our national drink, as the third City of Ale event was launched at a packed St Gregory's Church in the city.

Motorists struggled to keep control of their cars this afternoon after heavy showers hit an area just outside Attleborough.

Motorists struggled to keep control of their cars this afternoon after heavy showers hit an area just outside Attleborough.

Firefighters from Diss, East Harling and Attleborough were among those called to a fire at an old duck shed in Rockland St Peter yesterday that was being used to store chemicals.

Businesses and van owners across Norfolk have been urged to get their catalytic converters marked after a spate of thefts in recent weeks.

A Norfolk man is part of a three strong team of Tesco employees aiming to raise 1,200 for Diabetes UK by cycling 100km from London to Cambridge.

Campaigners have spoken of their delight after transport operator National Express agreed to reinstate a coach service to their town.

All of life in contained within their bindings and for anyone interested in genealogy, parish registers are the chest in which rich treasure is often found.

Amelia Anema, nine, from Attleborough, and eight-year-old Rebekah Butler from Crownthorpe, near Wymondham, have had their impressive prose selected for the final of the BBC Radio 2 500-word short story competition.

Although UKIP made the headlines nationally for their gains, in the Diss Express area, although they polled strongly, rarely did they offer a serious challenge to the incumbent party.

A health group set up to tackle health issues in a Norfolk town has folded after just 18 months due to a lack of interest.

There is bound to be a big roar from the crowd for adults and children taking part in a Norfolk fun run next month.

The Attleborough retained watch manager said he originally joined to earn a little extra money and soon realised how worthwhile it was.

Crazy golf could be coming to Norwich, after plans were lodged to create an 18-hole course at Eaton Park.

Coltishall-born John Joyce first walked through the doors of Norfolk County Council in 1971 shortly after completing his A-levels and secured a civil engineers sponsorship from the authority to go to university.

Firefighters were called to deal with a collision between a Toyota Corolla and a white panel van in a Norfolk village this morning.