Police are appealing for witnesses following a serious collision in Cawston.
 
The collision occurred between a blue Jaguar and black Saab Aero at 10.05 pm on Wednesday 7 February on the B1149 Holt Road, at the junction with Oulton Street in Cawston.
 
The driver of the Saab sustained serious injuries and was taken to hospital for treatment.
 
Officers would like to speak to anyone who may have witnessed the collision or who may have any relevant dashcam footage.
 

Police have released CCTV footage following a serious assault after a collision in Corpusty.
 
The incident happened on Monday 29 January shortly before 11 am when a blue Mitsubishi and a Volkswagen hatchback collided on The Street.
 
Both drivers exited their vehicles and had a brief conversation, before the driver of the hatchback assaulted the driver of the Mitsubishi.
 

Police are appealing for witnesses following a serious collision in Weston Longville.
 
The incident occurred at 1.51 pm on the B1535 Rectory Road on Tuesday 30 January when a black Volvo V60 Estate collided with a red Ford Focus.
 
The road was closed while emergency services attended the scene including ambulance.
 
The driver and passenger of the Ford Focus and the driver of the Volvo were all taken to Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital with serious injuries.
 

Work has started on demolishing a bungalow as part of scheme to widen the Broomhill Lane/Whitwell Road junction at a major housing development planned for Reepham.
 
The bungalow’s demolition is part of Lovell Homes’ plans to build 141 houses on land west of Broomhill Lane.
 
See the EDP story HERE.
 

A couple from Reepham have won a trademark dispute against the giant Louis Vuitton fashion house over the name of their business.
 
L V Bespoke of Walnut Farm, Bawdeswell Road, which sells hand-made home and garden products, faced a two-year legal battle with the French fashion brand after owners Lawrence and Victoria Osborne registered their business as a trademark in December 2021. Louis Vuitton claimed the couple’s logo could cause “confusion” amongst consumers.