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Motorists are being warned to brace themselves for heavy snow and gritters have been send out to salt the roads this afternoon.
21 November 2008

Schoolkids in hospital after bus drama
Eight children have been taken to hospital today after breathing in fumes from their school bus. The children arrived at Hobart High School in Loddon complaining of breathing difficulties and nausea, while one was vomiting.
21 November 2008

Motorists heed travel advice
Motorists are heeding advice to seek alternative routes while the A47 at Honingham is turned into single carriageway for the construction of a new roundabout, the Highways Agency said today.
21 November 2008

Five 'brutal' robbers sent to prison
Five men responsible for more than 30 “brutal” armed robberies have been sent to prison.
21 November 2008

Jewellery stolen in house burglary
Burglars fled with jewellery after breaking into a house in Acle.
21 November 2008

Crooks made off with 19 stoves similar to this one.

Wood-burning stoves stolen in burglary
Nineteen wood-burning stoves worth £6,000 have been stolen in a burglary.
21 November 2008

Vandals target cars
Vandals have targeted cars in a spate of thefts.
21 November 2008

Charity boss to step down
A 60-year-old trustee of the Norwich Freemen charity is standing down. Former Lord Mayor of Norwich and solicitor, Tom Eaton, has announced he is stepping down from his role at the charity.
21 November 2008

Spate of thefts from cars in Sprowston
Car thieves broke into three vehicles in Sprowston fleeing with stereos and CDs.
21 November 2008

Man pleads guilty to sexual abuse
A 30-year-old man has pleaded guilty to sexually abusing a young girl.
21 November 2008

Post Office robber pleads guilty
A 35-year-old man has pleaded guilty today to robbing a post office and possessing an imitation pistol.
21 November 2008

The female roe deer bring released into the wild

Deer found decapitated after rescue
RSPCA staff are shocked after discovering a deer they helped nurse back to health has been found decapitated.
21 November 2008

Purse stolen from shopper
A shopper was victim to thieves who stole her purse after she had left it on the counter.
21 November 2008

Woman robbed and attacked in city street
A 25-year-old woman was robbed while walking along a Norwich street.
21 November 2008

Chitty Chitty Bang Bang is heading for Norwich Theatre Royal.

Theatre Royal unveils new line-up
Some of the biggest West End hits will be heading for the city as part of Norwich Theatre Royal's line-up for next year.
21 November 2008

Clampdown on shoplifting in Anglia Square
A new scheme to tackle shop lifting in Anglia Square will begin this weekend.
21 November 2008

The University of East Anglia has agreed to play a key role in the move to transform Earlham High School into an Academy school

UEA to play key role in Earlham academy
The University of East Anglia has agreed to play a key role in the move to transform Earlham High School into Norwich's second Academy school.
21 November 2008

Suffolk Punch Queenie, one of a rare breed of heavy horses, has left heavy hearts throughout the county after she died at the Norfolk museum where she delighted generations of youngsters

Sadness as Queenie dies
She was the children's favourite, a gentle giant who loved the attention but was just as keen to work.
21 November 2008

Safety warning to motorcyclists
Motorcyclists have been urged to be more careful whilst on Norfolk's roads as new figures show they made up a third of all road deaths in the county so far this year - despite representing only 1pc of traffic.
21 November 2008

Give us back our postman

Norwich's new SOS buses hit the streets

Norfolk man charged with child sex offences in Albania

Council's £19m pension gap

Former TV presenter to turn on lights

Olympics minister in city visit

Robert Fleck nets himself a new challenge

Shoppers enjoy sales bonanza

City cathedrals unite in song project

How Evening News teddy helped my son

Council calls for change in planning process

Public inquiry to be held over Tesco saga