The question of what to do with A-level and GCSE students in a year when exams have been cancelled has been a tricky equation to solve.

Preparations are underway in schools in readiness for all pupils returning to different looking classes next month.

Schools and colleges across Norfolk are preparing for an unusual set of A-level results.

Norfolk TV star Caroline Flack took her own life because she feared the publicity after discovering she was definitely going to be prosecuted for assaulting her boyfriend, a coroner has ruled.

An official heatwave could hit Norfolk this weekend with temperatures expected to soar to 35C in places.

Parts of Norfolk have seen a rise in the coronavirus infection rate in the past week, while others have seen the number of cases fall - but numbers remain low compared to the country’s hot spots

The reopening of schools to all pupils from September could lead to an increase in new coronavirus cases, it has been warned.

Rising fuel prices has seen some Norfolk drivers paying as much at the forecourt as they did at the start of the coronavirus pandemic.

A mother has been left “heartbroken” after her teenage son died after inhaling laughing gas, an inquest heard.

A £2.2m package has been launched to support tourist businesses in Norfolk as they aim to lure back visitors following the coronavirus crisis.

Pupils will face big changes to lessons, classrooms and break times when they return to school in September.

Work has started on one of the largest schemes made possible from an extra £22m highway funding with dozens of roads across the county set to see improvements.

Multi-million pound plans to build another four new schools in Norfolk and expand four others by 2025 are set to get the go-ahead.

Norfolk’s chief constable has said he fears a ‘hidden bubble’ of child abuse crimes may have ooccured during coronavirus lockdown.

More than 500 people have signed an open letter urging Norfolk schools to do more to tackle racism and make it easier for both pupils and staff to report incidents.

Mobile coronavirus testing stations are continuing to visit towns across Norfolk and Waveney next week.

Smoking should be banned outside pubs, cafes and bars to make them more family friendly and help high streets recover from lockdown, councils have said.

The end of the school year is here, but many parents and children have been left without the normal opportunity to say goodbye to the teachers who have made such a big difference.

Local authorities will have new powers from Saturday to tackle coronavirus outbreaks, including closing specific premises, shutting outdoor spaces and cancelling events.

The region is set to bask in warm weather this weekend as grey rainy skies are replaced with sunshine and soaring temperatures.

The end of the school year is drawing near, but many parents and their children will be left without the normal opportunity to say goodbye to the teachers who have made such a big difference.

After weeks of mixed messages, the Government has announced it will soon be mandatory to wear a face covering in supermarkets and other shops in England.

Norfolk parents have told how they have been left feeling anxious and out of their depth as they try to teach their children at home.

An award-winning Norwich prep school is allowing all children to use its library of recorded lessons and downloadable learning resources

NHS staff were given a thank you from the skies with a special Spitfire flypast at two of Norfolk’s biggest hospitals.

Fitness clubs, gyms and indoor pools will be allowed to reopen at the end of the month, with outdoor arts performances set to resume from the weekend, the government has announced.

A dazzling comet can be seen streaking through the Norfolk night sky this month.

With books three months overdue and long ago read and reread library users queued around the block to be amongst the first through the doors on the first day of reopening.

While some have been counting down the hours until the further easing of coronavirus restrictions, not everyone is going to be flocking to enjoy greater freedoms.

A steep fall in coronavirus cases saw just 12 positive tests last week in Norfolk, which had amongst the lowest coronavirus infection rates in England.