A Norfolk man is fighting against a council's decision to block his dream of turning a crumbling Second World War pillbox in Nordelph into a home after it was blocked on heritage grounds.
The Broads Authority is considering putting a levy on diesel hire boats as part of its toll fee increases in a bid to encourage firms to go electric.
People living near the King George V Playing Field in Caister have complained plans to erect a 4m fence along the boundary of their garden will make their homes "feel like a prison."
Villagers in Neatishead have won the right to use a 600m footpath to a 'hidden gem' of the Norfolk Broads after it was blocked off by a farmer.
Broads Authority members have warned it will face "another onslaught of abuse" from Norfolk boaters if a huge hike in toll fees goes ahead, instead pushing for staffing and service cuts.
Ormesby and Scratby Parish Council has admitted a second grave error at Ormesby St Margaret graveyard, after a man had to be dug up and re-buried on a previous occasion.
The Broads Authority is to get tougher on abandoned boats and non-compliant vessels after facing a 600pc rise in wrecks in just four years.
A couple have been given permission to demolish a dilapidated holiday home on the Broads and replace it with a new structure, despite fears it could lead to more river pollution.
Tempers have flared among villagers and a government official at a public inquiry, amid warnings that reopening a west Norfolk path could lead to a rise in criminal activities such as fly-tipping.
The Broads Authority has decided to scrap plans to introduce body cameras for staff after a trial found the equipment 'inflamed tensions' during disputes between rangers and boaters.
