Tourist centre branded 'unfortunate luxury' as bid to close it gathers momentum
Councillors have supported the closure of Cromer's tourism information centre, branding it an "unfortunate luxury" that should be shut to make savings.
Aristocrat's estate stymied in plan to erect barbed-wire barrier
Raynham Estate, owned by Norfolk aristocrat Charles Townshend, has failed in his bid to erect a barbed-wire fence on Shereford Common after campaigners fought to stop the move.
Eagle-eyed deer spotter could earn £40k searching for animals in Norfolk Broads
The Broads Authority is offering £40,000 for a drone operator to conduct a deer survey in the Norfolk Broads amid concerns that population numbers are getting too high.
Ice House revamp triggers 'frosty' dispute between scaffolders and arts group
The Ice House in Great Yarmouth, a landmark building from the town's fishing heyday, has been the trigger a dispute between a scaffolding firm and Out There Arts circus group.
Man's new battle in bid to turn Second World War pillbox into 'grand design' home
A Norfolk man is fighting against a council's decision to block his dream of turning a crumbling Second World War pillbox in Nordelph into a home after it was blocked on heritage grounds.
Calls for 'diesel levy' in bid to move towards the electrification of the Broads
The Broads Authority is considering putting a levy on diesel hire boats as part of its toll fee increases in a bid to encourage firms to go electric.
Neighbours fear village football club's new fencing will 'feel like a prison'
People living near the King George V Playing Field in Caister have complained plans to erect a 4m fence along the boundary of their garden will make their homes "feel like a prison."
Villagers win fight over path to Broads 'hidden gem' after farmer blocked it off
Villagers in Neatishead have won the right to use a 600m footpath to a 'hidden gem' of the Norfolk Broads after it was blocked off by a farmer.
Boaters warn of 'onslaught of abuse' if huge toll hike goes ahead again in Broads
Broads Authority members have warned it will face "another onslaught of abuse" from Norfolk boaters if a huge hike in toll fees goes ahead, instead pushing for staffing and service cuts.
Ooops... ANOTHER grave error at cemetery where man was dug up after his funeral
Ormesby and Scratby Parish Council has admitted a second grave error at Ormesby St Margaret graveyard, after a man had to be dug up and re-buried on a previous occasion.
