Landfill search for missing Corrie to end with no trace found of airman
The search of a landfill site to find Corrie McKeague will finish this afternoon - with no trace found of the missing airman.

Weeting Steam Rally rolls out great day for all
Weeting Steam Rally organisers welcomed hundreds of visitors to the annual three- day event.

Diss firm chosen to roll out digital meeting room
Diss firm Midwich will play a big role in the roll-out of a new digital meeting room tool designed to makes workplaces more productive.

Popular and award-winning reuse and recycling event returning to Diss in August
South Norfolk Council’s popular and award-winning Reuse and Recycle event is returning to Diss next month.

Chance meeting leads to steam-powered trip down memory lane for Weybread woman
A one-off meeting between two unknown relatives resulted in a trip down memory lane in Palgrave.

Diss shopper’s shock at abusive note left in her car
A Diss shopper says she wants to call out hate after she was left an abusive note in her car on Tuesday.

Decision on future of Harleston car parks deferred until next month
A decision on the future of car parking in Harleston will be made next month.

Eye woman recognised for helping region’s young people
The founder of a Diss-based charity aiming to help young people in Norfolk and Suffolk with career choices says she is ‘proud’ to have been recognised with a Suffolk County Council award.

Norfolk Chief Constable admits there were failings into claims of sexual assault from jailed Tasburgh man
Norfolk Chief Constable Simon Bailey says there were failings in how the police dealt with sexual assault claims against a jailed former Tasburgh resident.

Attleborough residents encouraged to have their say on how £4.5m should be spent to improve town centre
Attleborough residents are being encouraged to have their say – and potentially influence how £4.5m is spent to improve the town centre.

READER LETTER: Harleston looked lovely for Tractor Run – but drab house needs sorting
I have just come back from staying with a friend in Harleston, during which we went to watch the pink tractor run on July 2.

Van fire tackled in Attleborough
A fire crew from Attleborough was called to tackle a van fire in a car park in the town this morning.

COLUMN: John Docker - ‘Politicians are not helping matters’
Half way through the year already, where has it all gone? I do wish someone up there would put the brakes on– it’s too much for this oldie.

Muck heap blaze extinguished in Earl Stonham
A pair of fire crews were called to battle a muck heap blaze in Earl Stonham on Wednesday afternoon.

Handbag stolen in Diss burglary
A handbag has been stolen from a property in Diss – prompting Norfolk Police to appeal for witnesses.

Pair injured after road accident in Hempnall
A pair of motorists have been taken to hospital after an accident in Hempnall this afternoon.

Straw and field fire tackled in Hoxne
A fire which saw ten one-tonne straw bales on fire in a Hoxne field was battled on Tuesday night.

READER LETTER: Diss Express provides a forum for freedom of speech for all
How very worrying that there may be other people like Mr Griffiths of Palgrave (Diss Express, Letters, July 7) who seems to think that only views with which he agrees should be expressed in a local newspaper.

Framlingham woman who was found on floor in Felixstowe and died in hospital named by police
A 46-year-old woman who died at Ipswich Hospital after being found on the floor at an address in Felixstowe has been formally named as Diana Last of Framlingham.

Departing Dennington head says award win “lovely” way to mark 40 years in education
An retiring headteacher who has won an award for being the driving force behind the collaboration of two Suffolk schools says it is a “lovely” way to mark her 40 years in education.