James Weeds is a news reporter based in Norwich, United Kingdom. He writes for various local publications, including the Eastern Daily Press, EASTERN EVENING NEWS LIMITED, and the Great Yarmouth Mercury. James covers a wide range of topics, including local news, community events, and human interest stories.
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Norwich, United Kingdom (Local)
James Weeds specializes in local news, particularly community events and development projects within the Norwich area. His coverage often includes government announcements and evolving stories that impact the local community.
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A retired engineer from Bradwell has his Chevrolet Corvette back on the road after a twenty year restoration.
A popular food stall on a Great Yarmouth industrial estate is closing after being at the site since 1997.
Police said they have no more lines of enquiry following the attack on four bus shelters in Gorleston.
With more than 25 cameras keeping a watchful eye over the town, CCTV operators in Gorleston are on looking for people to join the team.
A new corner shop has opened in Caister allowing people living in the area a convenient alternative to buying their bits and bobs.
By: James Weeds
A Gorleston teacher achieved the highest award for youth scouting at a Windsor Castle ceremony attended by Bear Grylls.
With roof repairs complete at Great Yarmouth's Iron Duke pub, developers have laid out the next stage of regeneration.
Great Yarmouth Town FC and Football Against Dementia has opened Good Sports in the town centre, with affordable kit and access to information.
Great Yarmouth is the first place in Norfolk to use a new e-vehicle to collect household waste.
A town centre boss in Great Yarmouth has said there are reasons to be optimistic even though two independent stores are leaving the town.
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