Local news from Cromer and the surrounding area
Plans to turn Cromer Parish Hall into three flats and a shop have been rejected by North Norfolk District Council after fierce community opposition in Norfolk.
Mimis Cafe and bistro in Cromer has filed for an alcohol licence for the business which opened earlier this year on Garden Street.
Party in the Park returns to Cromer Hall on July 24, 2027, with Rick Parfitt Jnr, RPJ Band, 29 Fingers, Vanessa Knight, live music and family attractions.
Cromer has been named as the UK’s top holiday hotspot for 2027.
The Cromer Boxing Day Dip, a decades-old coastal tradition that sees people dash into the North Sea each year, is looking for a new organiser after the previous stepped down.
As summer gives way to autumn, here is how to spend the perfect day out in Cromer, north Norfolk.
Cromer residents share their deep bond with the sea in an international study exploring coastal life, sea level rise, climate change and coastal erosion.
Folk on the Pier, typically held at Cromer’s Pavilion Theatre, will not return to the venue next year due to extensive scheduled renovation works.
The closing date has been revealed for the Halfords store in Cromer, north Norfolk.
Dudley’s Bakery on Tucker Street in Cromer, owned by Sharon and Gary Dudley, has served the community for 19 years - it is now up for sale.
The Cake Nest, run by Paige Brown, is opening in 5 Cromer Road in Holt offering a menu of freshly cooked breakfasts, lunches and sweet treats.
Cromer Town Council has announced plans for a new burial section as existing plots reach capacity. The expansion will create additional space for burials.
Campaigners' fighting plans to convert Cromer Parish Hall into flats and a shop put forward an application for the hall to be listed as an Asset of Community Value.
Thousands of people gathered along the north Norfolk coast as the RAF Red Arrows put on a spectacular display for Cromer Carnival today.
British people may love a queue, but Cromer residents say they should not have to join one just to enjoy a free evening of music on their local pier.
The organisers of Cromer Carnival have announced that the display, which was supposed to take place on August 20, will no longer go ahead.
Cromer Carnival is around the corner promising a week filled with excitement, a range of entertainment, and dazzling displays from the Red Arrows.
Cromer Pier’s much-loved Sunset Sessions and Chillout Sessions are back after being temporarily cancelled so the organisers could "review" the future of the events.
The Red Arrows are expected to still perform at a popular festival in north Norfolk next week despite cancelling a number of other events.
This week’s Friday Sunset Session and Sunday Chillout Session on Cromer Pier have been cancelled while organisers “review” the future of the events.
