Simon Parkin is an author at The New Yorker and a fellow at the Royal Historical Society. He explores themes of crime and justice, particularly focusing on financial crimes, as well as health and wellness, arts and entertainment, and theater. Simon's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Guardian, TIME, and The Washington Post.
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A man has been accused of stealing trout from a lake belonging to Norfolk’s oldest established fly fishing club.
Steven Woolger was filmed in covert footage repeatedly striking the animals with a metal spiked tool and plastic pipe while working at boar stud…
By: Simon Parkin
A drunk driver has appeared in court accused of causing the death of one pedestrian and serious injuries to another in a crash on Christmas Eve.
By: Simon Parkin
The Metropole in Great Yarmouth was deemed to pose a risk to customers after an emergency inspection by environmental health.
By: Simon Parkin
Jack Aldous drove his Vauxhall Corsa van on the wrong side of the road and on a roundabout into on-coming traffic before eventually crashing.
By: Simon Parkin
Noel Clarke had repeatedly refused to appear before the court to face an allegation that he attacked the female health care worker at HMP Wayland.
A killer who brutally murdered his neighbour in Norfolk nearly 40 years ago has been given a second whole life sentence for a gruesome prison murder.
By: Simon Parkin
Police have investigated dozens of reports of dogs attacking or worrying farm livestock in Norfolk over the last five years.
By: Simon Parkin, Rachel Candlin
Cats in Distress said on its 10th anniversary there was a "growing need for rescue support".
Rachel Candlin - West of England; Simon Parkin - BBC Somerset There are always more cats needing help than spaces available, as demand has never been greater, the founder of a cat welfare charity has said.
