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Tim Adams has short, brown hair and is wearing glasses. He has a brown leather jacket on with a green shirt underneath.

Services could be 'squeezed', says council leader

Proposals to scrap the two-tier system of local government get a mixed reception in Norfolk.

A film clapperboard being held

Film producers interested in studio - developer

A developer says the proposed project could generate 350 new jobs for the local area.

The picture shows the front of Cromer's visitor centre which has a white, circular wall and a glass window out on to the street.

Closure decision on seaside visitor centre delayed

A council says people are using smartphones these days, but critics say not all visitors have them.

Trevor Hatter is looking into the camera with the visitor centre in Cromer behind him. He is wearing a black and blue jacket with a blue scarf.

Possible closure of visitor centre 'disgusting'

People react to proposals to shut an "expensive" visitor centre in a seaside town.

The North Norfolk Visitor Centre on a sunny day.

'Expensive' tourist info centre set to close

North Norfolk District Council is set close down its last tourist information centre to save money.

A man builds a wall using a trowel and a string level line.

Plan to build 9,500 homes takes step forward

A council votes on a key document that will set out where housing developments can be built.

A row of different coloured huts facing Cromer beach during the summer

Move to sell off beach huts rejected

A council turns down plans to offload its huts as a way to save cash.

A row of colourful beach huts at Wells-next-the-Sea.

Council may sell off beach huts in cash saving move

Council manages 400 beach huts in Cromer, Sheringham, Mundesley and Overstrand.

Cromer Pier, as seen from near the beach. In the foreground is water, which looks choppy, and in the background is the pier. The Pavilion Theatre is at the end of the structure.

Council leader rejects pier charging suggestion

The 122-year-old Cromer Pier remains free to visit as a council looks to plug a £1.3m deficit.