Schools are being asked to predict the grades their pupils would have got and rank them for each subject following the cancellation of GCSE and A-Level exams.

Controversial plans to build 170 new homes in a Broadland village could get the go-ahead - less than a year after being turned down by councillors.

A funeral director has described the heartache of having to tell grieving families to scale back ceremony plans amid the coronavirus outbreak.

The Government has said the UK must go “further, faster” to ramp up the coronavirus testing capacity, but where can you get one and who is first in the queue?

More than 10,000 people were admitted to Norfolk hospitals as a result of smoking habits in the last year - a figure which rose for the first time since 2016.

Given that Morrissey once penned a song specifically about loathing seaside towns, you wouldn’t expect to find him playing in Great Yarmouth.

Following the government’s unprecedented lockdown measures, Norfolk and Waveney is adjusting to its new, temporary life.

Details have been released of what families can and cannot do during the next three weeks.

Following prime minister Boris Johnson’s announcement of a nationwide lockdown, further details have been revealed of what businesses will and won’t close during the measures.

The number of confirmed cases of coronavirus in Norfolk has swelled to 24.

The National Trust has ramped up its coronavirus response by announcing its parks are now closed “to help restrict the spread”.

The prime minister has urged people not to visit their mums on Mother’s Day, after warning the spread of coronavirus is “accelerating”.

The NHS ranks are to be giving a major boost in the coming days, with a deal struck to draft in thousands of private health sector workers and thousands of retired staff agreeing to return to work.

Three members of parliament have chimed into the coronavirus travel debate - echoing calls for holiday-makers to steer clear of the Norfolk coast.

Pubs, restaurants and clubs have been ordered to close their doors as the government ramps up its coronavirus response.

A popular Norfolk tourist attraction has announced that it is closing until further notice in response to the coronavirus outbreak.

Pubs, restaurants, clubs, leisure centres and gyms have been told to close their doors from today as the country continues to battle to coronavirus outbreak.

Scammers and cold callers are capitalising on the coronavirus outbreak, police have warned, following a near miss in the county.

Norfolk’s libraries will close until further notice on Saturday, as the county council ramps up its coronavirus response measures.

The prime minister has said the government is in negotiation to secure anti-body tests capable of telling people whether they have picked up coronavirus - and that it would be prepared to buy “hundreds of thousands” of them.

A park and ride service will be taken out of action later this week - to free up drivers elsewhere across the network amid the coronavirus outbreak.

With government advice on “social distancing” getting more and more stringent by the day, many of us that have the option to work from home have been advised to do so.

“Extraordinary demand” has prevented the region’s largest bus company from providing its drivers with hand sanitiser.

The managing director of a coach company has said the past month saw 20,000 fewer senior citizens use services and has warned of timetable changes as a result of the coronavirus outbreak.

A van abandoned in a ditch is causing heavy delays to traffic on the A47 this morning.

Public gatherings could be restricted and more people urged to stay at home by the government after the coronavirus was officially declared a global pandemic by world health bosses.

An inquest into the tragic death of a toddler who died after being thrown from an inflatable trampoline will begin today - and is scheduled to last nine days.

A driving instructor has shared the shocking footage of the moment a car veered into the path of one of her pupils in a startling near miss.

Tempers flared in the council chamber as Conservative councillors agreed to award themselves a third pay rise in as many years - while simultaneously raising council tax.

Following the heavy winds of Storm Ciara over the weekend, forecasters have warned that snow could fall in Norfolk.