A burnt-out caravan in a field near a beauty spot has led to numerous complaints as mystery mounts over what has happened at the site.
A giant fast food chain has confirmed a total of 120 jobs would be created if it were granted planning permission to go in a West Norfolk town.
Meat industry leaders have attacked the rejection of Cranswick’s major farm proposals, claiming it shows the planning system is “failing”.
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Residents in an area in the grips of an alcohol and drug abuse epidemic have voiced fierce opposition to plans for a new off-licence.
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The prospect of a town getting its first McDonald’s has been thrown into doubt only weeks after it received planning permission.
Farmland in Norfolk is being bought up by mega-rich counts and foreign billionaires, putting the squeeze on family farms.
An elusive character from Italy has emerged as one of the biggest landowners in Norfolk.
West Norfolk Council has undergone a political shake-up with cabinet members changing and Conservatives defecting to Reform.
A dog breeding business based at a village home is allowed to stay permanently – despite objections.
A councillor has said his remote village is “like the wild west” and that there are “no go areas” for police.
A developer has been told it has one final chance to solve issues holding up a 1,100-home development after councillors agreed to give them more time.
The location of nearly 10,000 homes to be built in West Norfolk has been revealed.
A Government report has claimed pupils in Norfolk will lose out on £1billion in future earnings due to taking time off school last year.
North West Norfolk had the highest number of individual sewage spills across the county last year, Environment Agency figures show.
A major housing development remains shrouded in uncertainty, with farmers reluctant to sell and others frustrated at their treatment.
Council lawyers have agreed to refund their fees after a barrister’s error cost them thousands of pounds through losing a High Court case.
Lawyers have intervened in a row between villagers and a “smelly” farm, warning a council risks failing in its duties by not resolving the dispute.
Norfolk’s council leaders have warned the shake-up of local government in the county will lead to people paying higher taxes.
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The number of intensive farms in Norfolk has shot up by 20% over the past decade - with the county now dubbed the “megafarm capital of Europe”.
A senior education leader has said parents need to do more to challenge abusive and misogynistic behaviour in schools.
