From pizzas to paella and gyros to Gorgonzola, Norwich’s booming food scene has something for everyone.

A mother has recalled the moment she confronted a burglar as he looted valuables to steal from her home.

Drivers in Norwich waiting in their cars could soon receive a knock on the window reminding them to switch off their engines - and a £20 fine if they refuse to do so.

A collection of experiences, morsels and meals I, and my stomach, would like to enjoy in Norfolk and further afield over the coming years.

Aluminium cladding on the blocks at Geoffrey Watling Way, behind Carrow Road, failed the tests last summer, which were undertaken around the country in the wake of the Grenfell tragedy.

Take That fans hoping to stay in Norwich when they perform in the city next year can expect to pay extra, with some hotels charging more than double their usual rate.

It’s arguably one of Norwich’s most challenging roles, with difficult and abusive situations a regular occurrence. But the men and women on the ground say it can be incredibly rewarding. Lauren Cope spoke to the people working on the city’s doors.

A graveyard in Norwich city centre was cordoned off after a woman was seriously assaulted.

There are few ways to better mark the first day of autumn than a Saturday night in a cosy pub. A glass of red wine, low beams, the promise of hearty food and knowing a wintry chill is outside - it’s absolutely my happy place. So our night reviewing The Ship Inn, on The Street in South Walsham, couldn’t have been better timed. In a sign that it was a Big Night Out - until 9pm, at least - we both went for starters: I chose the lime, coriander and chilli marinated calamari with Asian salad, mang

A pub company which faced criticised after four Norwich landlords stood down in one week has hit back - branding accusations they are forcing out publicans as “categorically untrue”.

A pub company has been accused of pushing landlords out of the industry after four Norwich pubs announced closure over failed lease talks in one week.

A new £250,000 taskforce has been set up to stop drug gangs grooming vulnerable children to work for them in Norfolk.

A food hygiene rating can make or break a business, especially when negative. But when ratings can change dramatically in just weeks, how robust is the system? And are they fair on eateries? Lauren Cope reports.

The Transport for Norwich strategy, a significant programme of work to improve Norwich roads for drivers, cyclists, pedestrians and public transport users, has seen regeneration in areas including Westlegate, Tombland, Golden Ball Street and St Stephens Street among others.

A Norfolk chef has spoken out about the dark side of TripAdvisor and the pressure it piles on kitchen staff, warning that it “destroys lives”.

Norwich’s worst-hit areas for fly-tipping have been revealed, in figures which show that almost a third of all reports made in 18 months came from just 20 streets.

While it might seem an odd thing to enjoy, I love cafés and restaurants with concise menus.

I’m very excited to announce that, last month, I marked a major milestone.

The Wensum Trust, which runs schools including Hellesdon High and Acle Academy, has revealed its vision for the school, which would cater for young children who have suffered trauma, including neglect and abuse.

Pressure on funding has made small schools - often at the heart of communities with decades of history - more vulnerable than ever. As two village Norfolk schools face possible closure, Lauren Cope reports.