A Norfolk model and former winner of Miss UK who has been fighting cancer for five years has been told her brain tumour is inoperable.

A local campaign group has called on the government to not only pause the rollout of Universal Credit - but to scrap the controversial benefit.

A crash on the A47 is causing delays to motorists this evening (January 5).

Ten years ago Woolworths stores across the UK shut down, with branches in towns across Norfolk replaced by discount retailers and fast-food restaurants like Poundland and McDonalds.

The annual hike in fares for train tickets is pricing people out of rail travel, a Norfolk campaign group has said

People in Norfolk and Suffolk helped spread festive cheer this Christmas by donating over 75,000 items at Co-op stores in support of a food bank appeal - helping to create over 30,000 meals for people in need.

A number of bus and train services in Norfolk are not running today.

Burnt toast costs not only vital minutes in the morning rush, new figures can reveal, but also time and money for firefighters.

A Norfolk family adventure park has presented more than £5,000 to a local children’s charity.

A woman’s “idyllic” home was turned into a “part-dream, part-nightmare” after a crime gang had committed a burglary there, a court has heard.

“History from the bottom up” - this is how an archive editor at Archant has described the company’s project to digitise 150 years of its stories.

Norfolk has woken up to frosty and icy roads this morning.

Would you like to visit one of Norfolk’s museums for free?

A hard-hitting play hoping to effect a reduction in the numbers of injuries and fatalities on Norfolk’s roads will be performed in schools around the county.

Norfolk’s police commissioner is concerned that only 5pc of people report being the victim of a scam.

Record numbers will sleep outside for a night this week at a Norwich fundraising event for preventing homelessness.

The second North Norfolk Business Awards, which celebrate the best businesses in the region, are now open for entries - and businesses are being encouraged to put themselves forward to win one of the prestigious titles.

The Red Arrows are likely to miss next year’s Cromer Carnival due to a nine-week tour of north America.

An eminent photographer showed photos rarely seen by others to a recent meeting of the North Norfolk Photographic Society.

Almost one hundred and fifty vulnerable young adults assisted by a local charity moved from supported accommodation into either education, employment or training over the last year, it can be revealed.

Summer is set to return to the region this week as temperatures are expected to reach the mid-twenties.

A popular local sportsman who suffered a “drug-related death” had expressed disappointment that substance abuse had impeded his sporting ability, an inquest heard.

An inquest has opened into the death of a teenager found in woodland.

Network Rail will train its sights this autumn on combatting leaves which fall on the line and cause delays.