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| |  | Aunt and niece from King's Lynn jailed over drugs offences
An aunt and her niece were jailed at Norwich Crown Court yesterday after admitting drug offences.
Donna Watts, 43, of Le Strange Avenue, King's Lynn, was sentenced to three years and four months in prison after admitting being concerned in supplying heroin between September 28 and October 13 last year. |
| | | Marquess returns to Suffolk 25 years after death
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| | | Brain tumour doctor back in Norwich after 2000-mile trek
A Norwich doctor battling a brain tumour made a jubilant return to dry land yesterday to complete a 2,000-mile voyage in aid of charity. |
| | | Well known businessman killed in crash
A leading business figure who helped raise tens of millions of pounds for charity has been killed in a car crash.
Nicholas Corah, 78, who had been chairman of the textile firm Corah in Leicester for 20 years, retired to Norfolk three years ago and had been living in Burnham Market, near Wells. |
| | | Celebration of culture in Watton
The final line up has been announced for the Wayland Celebration of Culture on Saturday.
The event is a mix of music, dance, food and drink from all the cultures that make up the Wayland community. |
| | | Lorry brought down power lines
A main road was shut and homes were left without power after a lorry brought down overhead power lines.
The 45-year-old lorry driver had to be freed by firefighters and was taken to the West Suffolk Hospital at Bury St Edmunds after the crash at about 3. |
| | | Threat to Norfolk radio station
A radio station in West Norfolk is facing a uphill struggle to avoid extinction as a government plan to abolish the FM frequency picks up speed. |
| | | Aunt and niece from King's Lynn jailed over drugs offences
An aunt and her niece were jailed at Norwich Crown Court yesterday after admitting drug offences.
Donna Watts, 43, of Le Strange Avenue, King's Lynn, was sentenced to three years and four months in prison after admitting being concerned in supplying heroin between September 28 and October 13 last year. |
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