New appeal aims to keep families connected with babies receiving specialist care
An appeal has been launched to help reduce separation anxiety for families who have babies receiving intensive care.
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An appeal has been launched to help reduce separation anxiety for families who have babies receiving intensive care.
Drink drivers, shop thieves, and a suspected rapist dominated the court headlines last week.
A man who exited a shop with items after checking that staff were not looking found himself in court.
A group has been formed to preserve a โbeautifulโ church with a rare feature which dates back around 1,000 years.
A thief who pulled the trousers down of a homeless man before having his penis touched will appear back in court.
Some areas face a fifth heatwave of the summer, with rare extreme heat warnings in place.
More than 90% of the sun will be obscured by the moon between 6.17pm and 8.06pm on Wednesday.
A surprise birthday party was held for a care home resident who served with the Womenโs Auxiliary Air Force during the Second World War.
Thieves, drink-drivers and harassers dominated the court headlines last week.
A father-of-four was caught under the influence of alcohol while behind the wheel when he drove too close to a police-escorted abnormal load.
A man nearly four times over the legal limit for alcohol was discovered by police sitting in his car in a supermarket car park.
A man who was caught sitting behind the wheel of a car after drinking has avoided a driving ban.
A woman who is โworking her socks off to provide for her familyโ was caught driving โerraticallyโ while more than double the legal alcohol limit.
In his weekly column, South West Norfolk MP Terry Jermy discusses climate change and drought.
A man who has been living out of bags after the death of loved ones was caught with a knife on him.
A flower festival is making its annual appearance - with many creative displays on show.
A wildlife disaster caused by weeks of hot weather is being resolved thanks to villagers pulling together - but more help is still needed.
Some very big cats were among the patients when a former Springwood student honed her veterinary skills in South Africa.