Controversial plans for a new business park in a Norfolk town were approved by councillors despite concerns about potential flooding not being addressed.

A Norfolk MP’s call for home-owners to have less power to object against housing developments has been branded “hypocritical” and “insulting”.

Do you work and live on land whose owners are a mystery?

A new fund of up to £3,000 for groups trying to improve the health and wellbeing of their community has been launched.

A veteran who was homeless for six months has said the Ministry of Defence must do more to help departing servicemen after it emerged empty armed forces-owned homes in the region could house more than half of Norfolk’s “hidden homeless”.

Drivers are being forced to pay a “stealth tax”, it has been claimed, after it was revealed car owners in Norwich paid £74 on average last year to park their cars.

A major operation involving six government agencies and four police forces cracking down on illegal and unsafe activity on Norfolk’s roads has taken place.

Hundreds of villages in the region are at risk of becoming “fossilised” and trapped in a cycle of decline due to failures in planning policy, a report has found.

As Norfolk County Council consult on proposals to potentially close 46 of the county’s 53 children’s centres, Conor Matchett spoke with women whose lives were turned around by the work of the centres in one of Norfolk’s most deprived towns.

Councils have moved to allay concerns of a public toilet shortage amid reports the majority of Norfolk and Waveney has seen a reduction in the number of major council-maintained public toilets since 2010.

As the summer holidays get well under way during the hottest summer for 40 years, this newspaper is asking people to keep our beautiful coasts clean by getting involved in a beach clean.

Our region’s beaches are some of the most beautiful in the country, but too often during the summer they pile up with rubbish from those who don’t properly care for them. Conor Matchett explains why we need to keep our beaches clean this summer...

Business chiefs say the future prosperity of businesses in Norfolk require “fit for purpose” transport links as figures show crippling low average journey speeds between the county’s towns.

Police in Norfolk stopped and searched fewer than half the number of people in 2017 compared to the number stopped under the same powers in 2016.