Having had a reasonably easy ride against Luton last week North Walsham face somewhat stiffer opposition at Eton Manor on Saturday.

The Conservative’s prospective parliamentary candidate for North Norfolk at the next general election, Duncan Baker, has been setting out his priorities and laying down his marker. The man he will most probably have to beat to become the MP is Lib Dem Norman Lamb, who has been in office since 2001, and will take some beating. Reporter DAVID BALE spoke to them both...

Plans for a £190,000 revamp of a Cromer park have been approved with work set to start later this year.

A Holt resident said shops in the town are “too expensive” after a poll revealed almost two thirds of people think Norfolk has too many second-hand stores.

Ten players crossed the whitewash as North Walsham overwhelmed visitors Luton 79-5 in London IN.

A Norfolk MP’s call for home-owners to have less power to object against housing developments has been branded “hypocritical” and “insulting”.

Following the disappointment of the cancellation of their Norfolk Cup semi-final against Diss North Walsham return to action in London 1N on Saturday with a home game against Luton.

A record of a modest north Norfolk flat listed as having sold for more than £30m threw up an intriguing mystery.

The songs of Nat King Cole will performed at Cromer Pier to celebrate 100 years since the famed musician’s birth.

Parts of rural Norfolk have been rated as among the worst places for young people in the country to live, a survey has claimed.

Health bosses have been urged to listen to how patients want to see mental health services change as they decide on a future for the region’s troubled provision.

I saw with disgust the result of the paint-throwing morons at the bomber memorial in Green Park, London.

Council tax bills to pay for policing in Norfolk are to rise by more than 10pc, with the county’s chief constable saying the extra money is essential to keep communities safe.

Drug dealers are targeting schools in Norfolk and recruiting local youngsters to act as mules, a senior police officer has warned.

Two north Norfolk fitness fans will be running a total of more than 50 miles, when they take on two marathons to support children with cancer.

It started with a promise of “sun, sea and sensational antiques” - so when presenter Fiona Bruce introduced the latest episode of Antiques Roadshow, already there was a lot of expectation.

A Norfolk vicar has signed up for the London marathon, after being inspired to lace up his trainers for the first time in more than 20 years by his daughter’s battle with cancer.

A Norfolk photographer has captured a series of stunning images of one of the county’s tallest church towers rising up through a thick winter fog into a twilight sky.

As Cromer’s North Lodge Park celebrates its 90th anniversary this year, one of five charity trustees of the Friends of North Lodge Park group JOHN MORGAN is sharing memories, each month, of the people who have made it so special

Norfolk’s link to the sea shines through in the work of John Craske. ALAN TUTT of Cromer Museum recounts the fascinating life of the fisherman-turned-artist.

Greater Anglia passengers have become significantly less satisfied with their journeys over the last 12 months according to new figures from the rail watchdog Transport Focus.

Chef Charlie Hodson is making his third appearance at the Sausage Roll Off in London

North Walsham dug deep to claim a hard-fought 17-13 win at Old Priorians in London 1N as they bounced back from the previous week’s defeat at Colchester.

It has been described as ‘the most comfortable house in England’ but it’s the great outdoors that makes Sandringham special.

Detectives within Norfolk Police have been warned to be ‘uniform ready’ to potentially assist front-line policing duties in the event of a fall-out from a no deal Brexit, in particular fears of fuel shortages.

A busy Saturday of rugby union action sees North Walsham and Diss hit the road for testing fixtures while Norwich will be aiming to make it five wins on the trot in London 2NE at Beeston Hyrne. CHRIS WISE looks ahead to the games.

Charities, community groups and other good causes received cheques totalling £31,250 from the Aylsham Show.

A mid Norfolk festival is shaping up to be bigger than ever, with more than 100 acts applying to take part in its 12th year.

The true story of a man’s fight to clear his son’s name after he was accused of stealing a five shilling postal order provides the backdrop for the first large-scale play at the new-look Sheringham Little Theatre.

Norfolk-born Brexit-backer Sir James Dyson is to relocate the Dyson head office from the UK to Singapore.