The number of people who were killed or seriously injured on Norfolk’s roads has increased by almost 180 in the last year, prompting police to warn drivers making longer journeys post-lockdown to concentrate while behind the wheel.

A busy weekend for coastguard and lifeboat teams which saw about 40 people rescued from danger on the coast has been put down to increased visitor numbers and beachgoers “enjoying a degree of freedom after the lockdown”, a lifeboat operations manager said.

With lockdown restrictions on the hospitality industry easing next month, campsites across Norfolk and Waveney have been experiencing an upsurge in calls and bookings.

Boris Johnson has announced lockdown restrictions are to be eased across England from July 4 - but some businesses must stay shut.

A former music teacher and mother of Norfolk Olympian Kathy Read has died.

The East Coast Truckers have cancelled what would have been its 35th annual children’s convoy.

“It drains your soul.”

Old Buckenham Airfield has postponed this year’s airshow until next year.

Can you spot the messenger of good tidings, the creature of habit and the gardener’s helpful bumblebee this summer?

People are still being warned to stay away from trains and railway stations unless for essential travel.

Tennis courts across Norfolk could reopen this week as the government sets out a plan for easing the country out of the coronavirus lockdown.

Local bus companies have been reacting to the Prime Minister’s advice to commuters to avoid public transport.

A 3.2-magnitude earthquake struck under the sea off the coast of Norfolk.

Hundreds of people across the region staying at home during the coronavirus lockdown would have lost a link to the outside world if not for the newsagents, delivery companies and paperboys and girls who drop local and national titles on their doorsteps every morning.

Local food suppliers hoping to sell produce during the coronavirus lockdown have been invited to join an online marketplace.

A celebration marking the 75th anniversary of VE Day has been cancelled due to coronavirus - but the event’s organiser believes an alternative is still possible and has written a letter to the Prime Minister.

Buses in Norfolk suffer more delays than the national average - but the boss of one local company has said it is a “miracle” so many of the county’s services do run on time.

Offenders in Norfolk could be subject to drug testing in custody in a bid to identify users and reduce crime.

Firefighters in Norfolk are taking almost one minute longer, on average, to attend the most serious fires than they were five years ago, new figures reveal.