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Wymondham open gardens to return following pandemic

Eighteen green-fingered residents of Wymondham will be throwing open their gardens for charity this month.

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What s Wymondham s secret to sustainable growth?

It’s been rated among the very best places to live in Britain, even with its large growth in houses. While other Norfolk towns have struggled to cope with.

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Why I love Norfolk: Jane Crockett

My favourite places and memories in Norfolk

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Why I love Norfolk: Jane Crockett

My favourite places and memories in Norfolk

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How National Trust has threatened future of our family farm

How National Trust has threatened future of our family farm >More in Julie and David Barber in front of pig building © Annabel Barber A farming family in Norfolk has spoken out about how the National Trust’s harmful decision-making has left them at a dead end. The National Trust has refused the Barber family’s application to convert one of their modern Yorkshire-boarded pig buildings to residential units, citing restrictive covenants put in place by the charity in the 1950s. Despite having full planning permission from South Norfolk Council – and the trust not owning any part of their farm – the Barbers have been forced to put their diversification plans on hold.

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