Lawyers were paid more than £870,000 by Norfolk County Council to fight parents over school place decisions for SEND children.

Two major developments in Stalham, which will see 40 affordable homes and 61 flats built, are set to be approved having previously being stalled ...

A Norfolk education union has said violence in schools has become so bad that teachers may need to wear body cameras in a bid to combat the crisis.

The annual growth rate ticked up from 3.0% in October, Office for National Statistics (ONS) data showed. This took the average UK property value in November to £290,000. Average house prices increased ...

Police are "very concerned" for the welfare of a Norfolk woman who has been reported missing in Reading. Natasha is 36 years old and from Great Yarmouth, but is also known to frequent Thetford and ...

Parents’ poor mental health has become the most common factor in children’s social care assessments in England, according to a report which saw it cited more often than domestic abuse for the first ...

UK inflation unexpectedly fell last month, official figures show, providing “timely respite” for Chancellor Rachel Reeves amid concerns over turmoil in the financial markets. The cost of Government ...

Millions of people across Southern California faced new wildfire warnings on Tuesday as strong winds blew across the parched landscape around Los Angeles. The death toll from the fires which have been ...

International Distribution Services (IDS) said Royal Mail delivered more than 99% of items that were posted on or before the recommended cut off date in time for Christmas. It saw revenues lift 2.4% ...

More than three-quarters of people think the UK is not prepared to deal with flooding and the other extreme weather driven by climate change, a survey has found. Polling suggests flooding is seen as ...

The Daily Telegraph leads with a think tank claiming that removing a block on former Troubles internees, such as Gerry Adams, seeking compensation will deliver a taxpayer-funded pay day for ...

A train operator said it took more than 5,000 children on free trips under a scheme to help disadvantaged pupils. Avanti West Coast provided 215 excursions for 5,250 schoolchildren aged between four ...