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Young musicians make a scene at open mic night

Play Produce Promote aims to teach artists how to get their music to a wider audience.

A orange rail cart, made up of two carriages, is on the tracks on a sunny day. It is rounded at the sides with yellow paint around the windows, orange on the body and black on the top and bottom.

Retro Swedish railcar back on track after re-fit

The two carriages - a 1212 Motor Car and 1987 Trailer Car - have been nicknamed Helga and Hagar.

View of the new facade of Britannia Pier from the front on the right. The entrance is now white and has a sign that says Britannia Pier above the entrance.

In pictures: Pier undergoes £1.8m refurbishment

The Britannia Pier began life as a wooden structure in 1858 but has seen many looks over the years.

Comedian Ardal O'Hanlon looks into the camera - he is wearing a navy suit

'My first job was canning peas in King's Lynn'

Ardal O’Hanlon is headlining a new end-of-the-pier comedy show in Great Yarmouth on Saturday.

A woman sitting looking out on a field of red poppies, and turned away from the camera. She is in 17th Century dress, comprised of a cream headscarf, plain cream long-sleeved cotton top and a dark grey waistcoat-type garment, fastened together with criss-crossed thread.

Pilgrimage remembers women condemned as witches

Ruth Dillon and Eleanor Dale will walk along the River Yare to Great Yarmouth in 17th-Century dress.

The sign outside Caister Medical Centre - which has since been renamed Caister Health Centre. The picture shows the signage with flowering weeds growing nearby. The section of red brick wall leads to a wooden fence, which is partially covered in ivy, with a tree growing above. The health centre buildings can be seen to the centre left of the image; a 1980s two-storey building, built of red brick with hipped tiled roofs. Windows and air conditioning units can be seen.

GP surgery hit by mystery staff illness to reopen

A GP surgery is set to reopen on Monday after investigations caused it to be shut for five weeks.

Yarn with Ernie, a bronze work in honour of local artist and potter Ernie Childs, installed in the Market Place. He is standing next to a barrel of herring.

Sculpture trail unveiled to help regenerate town

Artwork with links to the town has been put up over a six-week period.

Gran on bike

Watch: 107 year old marks birthday on motorbike

Genna Brown says age is just a number as she is a given a trip on the Norfolk coast.

Genna Brown is smiling and wearing a motorbike helmet and yellow high vis jacket.

Gran marks 107th birthday with motorcycle ride

Genna Brown's son, who set up the trip, says his mother "likes doing different things".