Eleanor Storey is a Local Democracy Reporter at EDP24 and BBC News. She focuses on a range of topics including construction, real estate, architecture, and planning, while also covering regional interests and social issues. Eleanor's work has been featured in various publications such as North Norfolk News, Great Yarmouth Mercury, and BBC World.
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Plans have been lodged with Breckland Council to turn the old Threshers building in Attleborough into housing.
By: Eleanor Storey
Plans lodged with South Norfolk Council seek permission to build 20 new homes in Winfarthing, near Diss.
By: Eleanor Storey
Plans to build new homes in a "rural haven" in Tharston, Norfolk, have been appealed to the Planning Inspectorate.
By: Eleanor Storey
New plans lodged with South Norfolk Council for the former Poundland site in Diss propose a new lease of life after Wetherspoons plans were ditched.
City Hall is set to hike council tax as it seeks to make millions of pounds in...
There are still hopes for a new pub to be built at a site previously eyed for...
By: Eleanor Storey
The Claxton village hall committee has defended its use of the White Ensign in the face of criticism from the Ministry of Defence.
A council leader has defended spending almost £150,000 on ill-fated digital ventures.
By: Eleanor Storey
The new convenience store opening at the former Heath House pub in Norwich has already slashed its opening hours after backlash from locals.
By: Eleanor Storey
Norwich City Council is giving "due consideration" to the introduction of a four-day working week for its staff.
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