Shopkeepers face fines for flouting street laws
Shopkeepers are being warned they could face stiff fines if they continue to defy new street trading laws at Cromer.But businesses in one street say their inability to put out signs under the clampdown is badly hitting trade.
Shopkeepers are being warned they could face stiff fines if they continue to defy new street trading laws at Cromer.
But businesses in one street say their inability to put out signs under the clampdown is badly hitting trade.
You can read their story in this week's North Norfolk News which is out now.
In a colourful, bumper issue, we have more pictures and reports from the Aylsham Show, a page of pictures from the Southrepps Fayre and a great story about a North Walsham midwife who delivered her own grandchildren - three of them!
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