Headline-grabbing bull is not gay

A supposedly-gay bull saved from slaughter and re-homed in Norfolk is "not gay", his new owners reveal.

Doormen save ditch-crash man's life

Three nightclub doormen tell how they helped rescue a man trapped in an upturned car in a water-filled ditch.

Senna's Norwich two-bed bungalow sold

The former Norwich home of Brazilian motor-racing legend Ayrton Senna is sold by an estate agents which was unaware of its connections to the star.

Fan's dog eats play-off tickets

A football fan is left in a panic after his dog eats his tickets for Monday's Championship play-off final.

Abusive football fan spotted on TV

A football fan is reported for "racially abusive" language by a TV viewer and stopped from going to Wembley.

Dying man 'taken to wrong hospital'

Institutional failings led to a man being taken by ambulance to the wrong hospital for his condition, a doctor tells an inquest.

No action over BBC host rape remark

A BBC presenter who said women should "keep their knickers on" during a live debate about convicted rapist Ched Evans faces no action by watchdog Ofcom.

'Old Farm' a match for any derby

Ipswich and Norwich may not be the closest geographically, but the passion and ferocity around their football clubs' clashes surpasses better-known derbies.

Killer's cell death concerns raised

Alleged failures by the prison service in a murderer's case had an "impact" on him later being found dead in his cell, a pre-inquest hearing is told.

Election count complete after 'delay'

Town and parish election counts in Broadland district are completed six days after the polls closed.

Election count begins after 'delay'

A count for a town and parish election in Norfolk gets under way six days after the polls closed.

Foster care review extended to 2010

A review into how foster carers may have been unfairly treated is extended by two years to cover cases stretching back to 2010.

Privacy warning over royal baby

Police hand out letters in a Norfolk village asking photographers not to harass the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

Researching Hotels around Holt: Choose the Right One for Your Holiday

"The allure of Norfolk can be tempting to any prospective visitor; the stunning coastline, the historic attractions and sites, and all those fun events taking place throughout the county – perfect for anyone seeking to enjoy a short break. North Norfolk is the perfect place to enjoy all that Norfolk has to offer with pretty seaside villages and charming towns like Sheringham and Hunstanton. There’s no better place to base yourself during your stay in the area than around Holt. A picturesque market town, it also happens to be where the North Norfolk Railway begins and ends. Staying at a hotel close to Holt provides you with easy access to many of the area’s lovely sights and top attractions; however, you’ll need to select the right accommodation that’s perfect for you."
http://www.thegeorgehotelatcley.co.uk/2015/04/researching-hotels-around-holt-choose-the-right-one-for-your-holiday/

The Cley Marshes and More: Enjoy Norfolk’s Stunning Scenery on Your Holiday

"Another attraction for nature lovers is the wide choice of walking paths in the area. A good example of this is the Norfolk Coastal Path. Starting in Hunstanton and stretching all the way to Cromer, the path is 42 miles long and takes you through several highlights of the coast. Along the coastal walk you will find Cley Marshes which happens to be a great place to go birdwatching, while the marshes near Blakeney Point give visitors a first-hand opportunity to view the grey and common seals that make their home there. Birdwatching tours are a regular activity in the area as well. Don’t miss other scenic locations like the red and white striped cliffs of Hunstanton or the splendour of Holkham Hall as well as several coastal villages that dot the area like Cley next the Sea and Blakeney. "
http://www.thegeorgehotelatcley.co.uk/2015/04/the-cley-marshes-and-more-enjoy-norfolks-stunning-scenery-on-your-holiday/

Council staff disciplined over fraud

Nineteen suspended Norfolk children's services workers were disciplined for a range of offences including fraud and data breaches.

Cosy Norfolk Hotels, Nature, Adventure and Family Fun in Cley

"Have you even been so busy at work that you’ve been missing out on spending quality time with the family? Take them on a short break to Cley Next the Sea in Norfolk. Once a bustling port for merchants, history has left its mark on this beautiful village famous for its relaxing atmosphere and nature reserves. This is the perfect place for you and your children to unwind as well as share some fun and educational experiences together to broaden their interest in nature and the environment. So pack your bags and check in at one of the many great Norfolk hotels on the coast. Here are some ideas of things for you and your family to do in and around Cley Next the Sea: "
http://www.thegeorgehotelatcley.co.uk/2015/04/cosy-norfolk-hotels-nature-adventure-and-family-fun-in-cley/