University & Earlham Lib Dem James Hawketts is pushing city hall to stick to its previous commitments on a tourist information centre.
Norfolk Reform have banned pride flags from being flown at County Hall. We find this decision abhorrent.
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The Green party in Norwich are in hot water over use of council branding in election leaflet.
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First Bus in Norwich is working with Strut Safe, a volunteer-run support line offering a friendly voice to anyone heading home alone in the UK.
Leader of the Lib Dems in Norfolk, Brian Watkins, gives an update on the latest goings on at County Hall, including Norfolk's devolution journey and care home crisis.
Norwich City Council is discussing the redevelopment of Norwich Market, one of the UK's oldest and largest open-air markets.
An update on all the highways news in Eaton from County Councillor Brian Watkins.
Voters will not be going to the polls this year as the government has cancelled the Norfolk County Council elections.
Lib Dems are calling on the Labour Government to scrap the bus tax which kicked in over the new year.
We want to hear from you: Do you know of an area which you believe the city or county council has responsibility for but is falling into disrepair? Are you unsure who is responsible for maintaining an amenity area near you?
The cut-through has two sharp 90-degree turns which could be dangerous if approached at speed.
County Hall has confirmed route 25 will continue to run hourly past midnight for the new academic year.
A tree branch collapsed onto the Avenues on June 1st. After speaking to residents who live there, the Earlham Lib Dem team decided to ask public questions of both the county and city councils to determine what may have gone wrong.
The cycle path heading north up Bluebell Road past UEA towards Fiveways was resurfaced about 2 years ago, but stunningly, never had its markings reinstated.
After a consultation with locals, Norwich City Council has carried out a rebuilding of the public playground on Enfield Road in West Earlham.