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Labour paves way for new Norfolk onshore wind farms

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By Daniel Grimmer Verified
| Wind Watch
Rachel Reeves, the incoming chancellor, introduced new measures to give the sites an easier ride through the planning system, as part of a range of reforms intended to boost economic growth. The change could have a significant impact in the region, which experts say contains huge areas which are suitable for such sites. At least half a dozen renewables companies have started to identify sites for full-scale windfarms across the country.
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Norfolk County Council trials new technologies to fix potholes

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By Daniel Grimmer Verified
| Highways Industry
Under-fire council leaders have said they are looking at new technologies to tackle the pothole problem afflicting Norfolk’s roads. A recent report identified the county council as being among the slowest in the country at fixing potholes, amid concerns the cavities are making roads dangerous for motorists and cyclists. And, at a recent meeting of the Conservative-controlled cabinet, the council was asked whether it would consider buying new machinery to speed up repairs.
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UK - Trimingham golf ball radar move due to Norfolk coast erosion

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By Daniel Grimmer Verified
| Coastal News Today
Concerns over a potential cliff collapse at Trimingham means the Ministry of Defence (MoD) will be packing up the system there and moving it to a new home eight miles from the coast, at Neatishead, which was previously home to a major radar base. The move is expected to be completed by the end of 2023. The Trimingham site, run by the RAF, is a vital part of the UK's air defence system, giving advanced warning of any aerial threat approaching the UK.
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