BBC News Norfolk

A protest group wants cables under the sea rather than to be carried on pylons across three counties.

Sandringham Farm is looking for people to work through the harvest.

The University of East Anglia is reducing its head count in a bid to tackle a £30m deficit.

Fresh evidence has emerged in the case of a woman suing Norfolk Police over an incident in 2012.

The hospice charity hopes to raise more than £1,000 by selling the props online.

The Great Ouse River Trust says sewage, runoff and climate change have left UK rivers in "crisis".

Luke Goold-Hannatt, 20, needs round-the-clock care after suffering an aneurysm three years ago.

Green councillors say charging points could restrict pedestrian access and want pavements widened.

Rewilding and conservation site Wild Ken Hill could soon include a café, play area and retail space.

Mat Wayne is hailed by colleagues as being "a force of nature" and the "very best".

It has been suggested a hydrogen production and carbon capture facility could be created in Norfolk.

A building is being knocked down to make way for a new car park, as part of redevelopment plans.

The outlets, just off the intersection with the A11 and A47, will be built near two other food chains.

The 42ft (13m) Duke of Edinburgh is the youngest lifeboat in the RNLI fleet.

Leicester Children's Holidays provides holidays and short breaks to disadvantaged children.

UEA students will learn machine learning programming in a collaboration with tech giant Google.

Science minister George Freeman thinks the challenge is set to fail but says it is worth testing.

Support from Take a Chance on Me helped prepare Leroy McKenna for a successful job interview.

The 30 Days Wild initiative, running throughout June, is supported by wildlife trusts and the NHS.