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Can you help police trace this missing woman?

20 minutes ago Abigail Nicholson
Norfolk Police
Cheryl Spriggs, of Cromer, who has been reported as missing. Picture: Norfolk Police

Police have appealed for help in tracing a pensioner, who was last seen at her north Norfolk home earlier this evening.

Video Gritters called to deal with Norfolk weather warning

18:05 Abigail Nicholson
A gritting lorry out on the roads. Picture: Ian Burt

Norfolk gritters will be covering all areas of a county due to an icy weather warning.

Met Office

Norfolk fraudster made £1m by setting up 100 fake accounts with banks including Santander and Virgin Money

16:39 Christine Cunningham
Anastasios Sotiropoulos. Picture: Norfolk Constabulary

A fraudster who targeted some of the world’s biggest banks made £1m by setting up more than 100 fake bank accounts, a court heard.

Norwich Crown Court

Council’s sale of land to popular Norfolk railway stalls

16:16 David Hannant
Plans to sell land surrounding the Bure Valley Railway to railway owners have hit the buffers. Picture: Archant library

Owners of a picturesque miniature railway in Norfolk have been told they must wait until March to discover if their bid to take control of land around it can get back on track.

Broadland District Council

Norfolk school keeps good rating in Ofsted report

15:46 David Bale
Mundesley Infant School has maintained its rating of good. Picture: Mundesley Infant School

A north Norfolk school maintained its rating of good in an Ofsted inspection.

Alcoholic jailed for buying booze with stolen bank cards found in a bin

15:17 taz ali
Morrisons supermarket in Cromer, where Steven Hill bought tobacco, eight cans of beer and a bottle of rum with two of the credit cards. Picture: ARCHANT

A self-described alcoholic has been jailed after he admitted using stolen credit cards he found in a bin to buy booze.

Video Money from bird and wildlife fair will boost Norfolk’s rich wetlands

14:26 Stuart Anderson
Pensthorpe owners and Norfolk Bird and Wildlife Fair organisers, Bill and Deb Jordan, with Pamela Abbott, chief executive of Norfolk Wildlife Trust. Picture: STEVE ADAMS

Proceeds from a new Norfolk Bird and Wildlife Fair will help preserve the county’s animal-rich wetlands.

Norfolk Wildlife Trust

Norfolk sisters planning masquerade ball in memory of 21-year-old cousin

Why are more visitors coming to Cromer while other high streets are struggling?

Remarkable women from history celebrated in new blue plaque scheme

Resurfacing means town’s High Street will be off-limits to vehicles

Dance, football and other sports on offer for youngsters during half term

Prince Charles wants to have biggest organic sheep flock in the country at Sandringham

‘High pantomime’ and ‘grit and determination’ as Norfolk’s MPs vote on Brexit deal

Theresa May suffers embarrassing Brexit defeat in House of Commons

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North Norfolk Sport

Fitness - I totally get how hard it can be

Mon, 11:52 Jo Malone
NHS
Making exercise part of our daily lives helps keep us healthy, says Darren. Picture Rick Kelly.

I had to be fit for work, now it’s not so easy, says ex-city footballer Darren Eadie

North Walsham 76 Ruislip 7: Vikings run in 12 tries in exciting display

Mon, 09:58 PAUL MORSE
Dan Smith touches down for North Walsham against Ruislip on Saturday Picture: HYWEL JONES

North Walsham kept up the pressure on the top two by running in 12 tries, six in each half, to overwhelm lowly Ruislip.

Matt Hodgson

Norfolk professional Will Harrold poised for Web.com Tour debut in Bahamas

Friday, January 11, 2019 CHRIS WISE
Norfolk golfer Will Harrold is poised for his Web.com Tour debut in the Bahamas Picture: Leaderboard Photography

Norfolk professional Will Harrold has been handed an immediate chance to impress on the USPGA’s second tier Web.com Tour.

North Walsham coach has plenty of options for home clash with Ruislip

Friday, January 11, 2019 TONY MARCANTONIO
Matt Hodgson plots a way through the Sudbury defence during an impressive win for North Walsham Picture: HYWEL JONES

Having started the New Year with a five point win at Sudbury, consolidating their third place in London One North, North Walsham take on strugglers Ruislip at Scottow on Saturday (3pm).

Ryan Oakes

North Norfolk Harriers make their mark at county cross country championships

Thursday, January 10, 2019 PAUL o’MALLEY
Under-11s (from left to right) Max Parsley, Joseph Keeble and Harvey Shaw pick-up team gold Picture: CLUB

There was individual and team gold success for North Norfolk Harriers at the County Cross Country Championships in Thetford at the weekend.

Gresham's School

North Norfolk Events

The Tiger Who Came to Tea celebrated at Blickling Estate

14:10 David Bale
Taking Tea with the Tiger at Blickling Estate. Picture: National Trust

An exhibition on the life and work of The Tiger Who Came to Tea author and illustrator Judith Kerr has opened at the National Trust’s Blickling Estate.

Sunday Times name Norfolk village in top 10 seaside spots

Yesterday, 10:17 Louisa Baldwin
Local water sports activities are held on the marsh areas of Burnham Overy Staithe Credit: Holly Smith

Get your buckets and spades at the ready as a Norfolk village has been named one of the top 10 coastal spots.

Fugitives hide out in Cromer caravan park in new series of Hunted

Friday, January 11, 2019 Louisa Baldwin
The fugitives hiding out at a caravan park in Cromer Credit: Channel 4

Two contestants on the new series of Channel 4’s Hunted stayed at a friend’s caravan in Cromer to evade capture.

BeWILDerwood set to open huge new play area for 2019

Thursday, January 10, 2019 Louisa Baldwin
Towering Treetop Tangles Credit: BeWILDerwood

Your little ones will be able to scale to new heights as a new play area will open at BeWILDerwood for the new season.

Fairytale musical is on the way to school

Wednesday, January 9, 2019 Stuart Anderson
A poster for Into the Woods, which is coming to Cromer Academy. Picture: ARCHANT LIBRARY

A series of classic fairytales by the Brothers Grimm receive a modern twist in an upcoming school production at Cromer Academy.

Olivia Colman earns BAFTA nomination after Golden Globes success

Wednesday, January 9, 2019 Jessica Long
Olivia Colman in The Favourite. Photo: PA

Olivia Colman has been nominated for a BAFTA for The Favourite following her victory at the Golden Globes for the same role.

The Norfolk story of our Golden Globe star Olivia Colman

Monday, January 7, 2019 Jessica Frank-Keyes
Olivia Colman, winner of Best Actress - Motion Picture, Musical or Comedy at the Golden Globe Awards. (Photo by: Paul Drinkwater/NBC)

The headmaster of Norfolk-born actress Olivia Colman’s former school praised the Golden Globe winner as “wonderful, warm and down to earth” as he spoke of her time there.

From page to screen course throws a light on film adaptations

Sunday, January 6, 2019 Stuart Anderson
Keira Knightley in the 2005 film adaptation of Pride and Prejudice. Picture: Universal Studios.

Many successful films started their lives as novels or plays, and now a 10-week course aims to cast a light on how the magic happens.

10 stunning gardens to visit in Norfolk in 2019

Thursday, January 3, 2019 Louisa Baldwin
Rhodedendroms at Sheringham Park Credit: Antony Kelly

Make sure you have a blooming marvellous 2019 by exploring one of these beautiful gardens across Norfolk.

Strange tales told in Norfolk ceilidh band’s new album

Wednesday, January 2, 2019 Stuart Anderson
The Occasional Ceilidh Band has released a new CD called All Our Own Work. Pictured are, from left, Diana Rackham, Eunice Robertson, Ros Wilson, Eilish Rothney and David Frost. Picture: COURTESY THE BAND

The tale of a pair of unfortunately incestuous coincidences inspired a song on a new album by north Norfolk’s Occasional Ceilidh Band.

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Resurfacing means town’s High Street will be off-limits to vehicles

High Street in Holt will undergo resurfacing. Picture: MARK BULLIMORE

Alcoholic jailed for buying booze with stolen bank cards found in a bin

Morrisons supermarket in Cromer, where Steven Hill bought tobacco, eight cans of beer and a bottle of rum with two of the credit cards. Picture: ARCHANT

Horseshoe-shaped hill fort hides a history we may never know

Warham camp from above. Picture; DRIFT MEDIA LTD

Gallery Boots and bicycles to tread where steam engines once roared as part of proposed ‘greenways’ network

The coastal path beside Weybourne Railway Station, which is part of the North Norfolk Railway. Norfolk County Council hopes to establish more paths for walking and riding along the routes of former railway lines. Image: NORFOLK COUNTY COUNCIL

Norfolk fraudster made £1m by setting up 100 fake accounts with banks including Santander and Virgin Money

Anastasios Sotiropoulos. Picture: Norfolk Constabulary

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