Cremations without a service are on the rise, but others say they need a funeral to deal with grief.

A 23-year-old man died at the scene in Great Yarmouth on Wednesday.

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The bomb disposal experts who were preparing to detonate the suspected unexploded World War Two device are currently rethinking their strategy.

• The bomb was found on Southtown Road, Great Yarmouth, at about 11:30 GMT on Tuesday
• Norfolk Police said a sand wall had been built around the device in Bollard Quay and on Wednesday evening, Army disposal specialists had been preparing to cut into the bomb
• A controlled explosion was due to be carried out and if the first detonation was successful, the remainder of the device would be moved out to sea for another controlled explosion
• However, when disposal specialists were doing their final calculations, they discovered two underground gas main pipes could be damaged in the blast
• The Army's Explosion Ordnance Device (EOD) team are now reassessing the risk

It has been a "good ride" enjoyed by thousands but it is time to move on, the sites manager say.

A new £26m seafront leisure centre has increased footfall in a town by 15%, a council says.

The three athletes from a town gym will fly to Germany to compete in the Special Olympics.

The three victims - two in their 40s and one in their 20s - died on the road in Norfolk on Sunday.

The King stops and chats as he arrives for a service at a church in Castle Rising, Norfolk.

A nurse says she is heartbroken that nothing can be done to save her house from coastal erosion.

Families of epileptic children say they struggle to pay for the medical cannabis keeping them alive.

A battered little piece of jewellery found in a Norfolk field is much older than first thought.

Nigel Malt, who drover over his daughter Lauren, has his minimum prison sentence increased.

The housing association behind the 461 dwellings is allotting 50% of the properties to social need.

A website showing public spaces where people can go to keep warm this winter is created in Norwich.

The ex-Take That star will headline the first large-scale, outdoor live concert held at Sandringham.

Steve Childerhouse cannot supply birds this Christmas, or next, after losing almost all of his flock.

They have been busy building lodges and dams in the area in the year since they were introduced.

A charity that cares for a country park says new homes will put its green space under stress.

Raising the Middle Level bank in the Fens will protect homes from flooding, Environment Agency says.

Much of the roof at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in King's Lynn is supported by props.