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Tapestry created to celebrate the community spirit of seaside town

Friday, January 18, 2019 Daniel Bennett

The launch of the Wells Community Tapestry at Wells Maltings. The tapestry in the Cafe.. Picture: Matthew Usher/Wells Maltings.

A special tapestry has been created in an effort to showcase the vibrant community spirit of a north Norfolk seaside town.

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Video New Year's honour for village volunteer after decades of serving the community

Saturday, December 29, 2018 Stuart Anderson

British Empire Medal recipient Sophie Trend. PICTURE: Jamie Honeywood

Years of work helping transform her community for the better have led to a British Empire Medal (BEM) for village volunteer Sophie Trend.

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'It is important to bash this taboo' - WI donates to project fighting period poverty

(From left) Caroline Varney-Bowers, community librarian for Norfolk library services, Jan Holden, head of libraries and information for Norfolk County Council, and Margaret Collingwood, chairman of Norfolk Federation of Women's Institutes (WI). The WI organisation donated £382 to the Tricky Period project which allows people who cannot afford santitary products to get them for free at Norfolk's libraries. Picture: Sophie Wyllie

Biker injured in collision on main road

$A motorcyclist suffered a fractured ankle in a crash on the A1067 Fakenham Road at Lenwade. Picture: Google Maps$

Updated Would-be MPs promise billions to shore up flood defences

Broken sea defences at Happisburgh. Parliamentary candidates in North Norfolk have promised billions to shore up defences. Picture: Paul Heinrich

Updated Slimmer proves you can lose weight with diabetes

Slimmer Keith Stevens in his heavier days. He has lost 4st and no longer suffers from type 2 diabetes. Picture: supplied by Jane Keil

General Election 2019: Conservative candidate chosen for North West Norfolk

North West Norfolk Conservatives have chosen James Wild as candidate. Picture: Ally McGilvray

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