Dave Thornton (in the yellow vest) with fellow competitors at the Norfolk Highland Games
Dave Thornton remained consistent across the 12 Highland Games events which took place over two days at the showground in Norwich to take the win.
Dave, wh…
The UK’s biomass heat industry has urged the government to stop ignoring and excluding rural off-grid communities in heat decarbonisation plans.The urgent call was made by the UK Pellet Council (UKPC) and Biomass Heat Works! following the announcement …
The East Coast Cluster (ECC) has been named as one of the UK’s first carbon capture, storage and utilisation clusters following a successful bid to the UK Government.The ECC is made up of both Zero Carbon Humber and Net Zero Teesside, supported by the …
A couple from Downham have started a venture based on their shared love of ice cream.
Emma and Wayne Reese, 30, have started Reesey’s Ice Cream Truck, which is fashioned in an appealing vintage style.
Their aim is to “bring the community element of the…
Neighbours are exasperated after a row of dense, 20-foot conifer trees formerly shielding their homes from the bright lights of a trucking company were torn down.
People living on School Lane in Sprowston opposite an industrial estate h…
Residents of a village in Bressingham, Norfolk are attempting to block the development of a biogas plant.Around 70 residents attended a meeting to oppose the completion of Deal Farm Biogas – an anaerobic digestion (AD) plant in Kenninghall Road.Deal Fa…
Residents of a south Norfolk village are hoping to block the development of a biogas plant.
Around 70 residents filled Bressingham Village Hall this week to oppose the completion of Deal Farm Biogas – an anaerobic digestion plant in Kenninghall Road th…
Parents, you know the drill. Your children “pack” their holiday bag, then you quietly unpack all but their most cherished stuffed toy and they sneak the rest into the car as you try to remember where you put the key b…
“I got very drunk at my Mum’s wake and suddenly things seemed very clear to me: I told family and friends, anyone that would listen, really, that I was going to take donkeys to see people living in care homes.
“And when I woke up the next day, it sti…
The manager of a north coast cafe has decided to hang up his apron after almost three decades’ service.
Royston Young, 62, has been the face of Roy Boys, a cafe on Station Road in Sheringham, for 26 years.
While he has enjoyed the work, especially th…