A Spooktober Market, with seasonal produce and enchanting decorations, will take place on Sunday 29 October from 10 am – 3 pm, while a Christmas Market, with festive products and gifts, surrounded by twinkling lights and the sounds of Christmas music, will be held on Sunday 17 December, also from 10 am – 3 pm.

For more information, contact Native2Norfolk on 07990 069801 or email.

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The National Tennis Association (NTA), which runs the junior's programme, has agreed to start an adult beginner session every Friday from 6.30–7.30 pm.

Adult beginner sessions will start on Friday 29 September with Bogdan Tsonev from NTA. The cost is £29 per month, payable by direct debit; however, all new sign-ups get a two-week free trial. Full details can be found on the NTA website HERE. Session capacity is limited to 10 so early booking is advisable.

The tennis club also has an adult Intermediate group every Saturday from 2.30–4 pm. Sessions are run by Guy Thomas who is an ex-professsional and high-performance coach now living and working locally. This session is not full so if you are interested please contact Guy directly (07885 420723) or contact the club. Sessions are £12.50 per person, payable on the day.

If you need further information please get in touch HERE.

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This year’s event will take place on Sunday 3 December from 2.30–5 pm. For details on booking a stall, call Judy Holland 01603 308158.

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Officers were called to the A1067 Fakenham Road close to the junction with Marl Hill just after 4 pm on Friday 15 September following reports of a two-vehicle collision in which a black Seat Leon collided with a red and black Aprilia 1000cc motorcycle.

The motorcyclist suffered serious injuries and was taken to the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital.

The road was closed while emergency services including ambulance attended the scene. It reopened at around 6.50 pm.

Officers would like to hear from anyone who may have witnessed the collision or witnessed the manner of driving prior to the incident.

Those with information or relevant dashcam footage are asked to contact PC Andrew Lincoln at Broadland Police Station on 101 quoting reference NC-15092023-311.

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For more information, please telephone Laura on 07359 593946.

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The business was established in 2017 by Sonia Burgess, who took over the former Angelica Florist premises.

The Muddy Stiletto awards aim to recognise the best independent businesses.

This year more than 77,000 businesses were nominated in 27 categories and 800,000 votes cast across 28 counties.

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For more information, telephone 01362 688887 or 01362 688944.

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The incident occurred on The Street, Bawdeswell, at 9.54 pm on Tuesday 27 June.

Two men, dressed in dark clothing, reportedly entered a business premises, made threats towards staff and then stole a number of vapes.

Police would like to hear from anyone who may have seen two men in the area before or after the incident.

Anyone with any information can contact PC Nick Brennock at Swaffham Police Station on 101 quoting crime reference 36/46119/23.

Alternatively, contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111.

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The noise had panic-stricken locals running for safety, with some getting in their vehicles to flee the village, fearing it was under some form of attack. Others called 999 in alarm to report the blasts. But it turned out Norfolk Constabulary was already well aware.

The sound had come from the controlled explosions of suspected Second World War munitions, as part of an operation which its officers had been helping to run.

See the EDP story HERE.

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