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Norwich Theatre chief executive Stephen Crocker outside the Norwich Playhouse. Picture: Norwich Theatre
From top to bottom, left to right: Rick Lennox, music manager at Epic Studios, EDP entertainment editor Louisa Baldwin, Debbie Thompson, director of Sheringham’s Little Theatre, Bungay-based performer and poet Luke Wright, EDP and Norwich Evening News Editor David Powles, Stephen Crocker, chief executive of the Norwich Theatre Royal and Playhouse, Brian Hallard, director at Hunstanton’s Princess Theatre, Anna Mudeka, musician and festival organiser, and Paul Ingleby, promoter at VMS Live and the UEA LCR. Photo: Zoom Latitude Festival boss Melvin Benn has announced his 'Full Capacity Plan' to enable the events industry to reopen fully by November Picture: Nick Butcher

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Have your say on future of county’s gigs, theatres and entertainment with expert panel

Wednesday, June 10, 2020 Matthew Nixon
The next EDP zoom webinar will focus on the short and long-term future of Norfolk and Suffolks entertainment spaces. Photo: Getty

Across Norfolk and Suffolk, the arts and entertainment industry is in a dire position.

Vintage arrival signals new heritage project at town’s Railway Station

Monday, June 8, 2020 Mark Boggis
Lowestoft company Wavetrade Ltd deliver the heritage gates to the site. Pictures; Lowestoft Central Project

Work has begun on creating a new heritage area next to Lowestoft Station.

Church criticised for removing personal items from graves

Sunday, June 7, 2020 Sarah Burgess
A collection of personal items have been removed from graves at St Edmund's Church, Kessingland. A petition has been launched to encourage the church council to revoke their decision. Picture: MANDY CLEVELAND

Village residents say they are angry at a church’s decision to remove personal items from gravestones during lockdown in an effort to keep the grounds tidy.

Commemorating the 80th anniversary of schools evacuation

Tuesday, June 2, 2020 Mark Boggis
The Notley Road Senior Boys who left Lowestoft Rail Station on June 2, 1940. Picture: Imperial War Museum

It was a period in their lives that won’t ever be forgotten.

Could you be sitting on a fortune in Suffolk?

Sunday, May 17, 2020 Sophie Barnett
Is your name on this list of unclaimed estates? If so, you could be sitting on a fortune here in Suffolk. Picture: TORANGE.BIZ

Thousands of pounds could be waiting for people in Suffolk as dozens of estates remain unclaimed – use our searchable table to see if your name is on the list.

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Henham steam rally forced into liquidation

Henham Steam Rally. Picture: Victoria Pertusa

Driver arrested after crash leaves cyclist with punctured lung

Police, paramedics and the East Anglian Air Ambulance responded following a crash on Long Road in Lowestoft. Picture: Mick Howes

Man injured after Peugeot overturns on A146

Emergency services were called out following a single vehicle crash on the A146 Barnby Bends on Thursday, July 9. Picture: Google Images

Famous holiday resort to reopen with 50 new restaurant suites

John Potter from Potters Resort, Hopton. The resort is having to reinvent itself as it turns 100 years old. PHOTO: Nick Butcher

Woman jailed for knifepoint robbery and for spitting at police

Victoria Nash, of no fixed address, appeared before Ipswich Crown Court on Monday 6 July, where she was sentenced to 31 months’ imprisonment. Picture: Suffolk Constabulary

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