Wymondham and Attleborough Mercury

4 weeks ago | wymondhamandattleboroughmercury.co.uk | Patrick Glover

Great white sharks can grow up to 21 feet in length, weigh up to 4,500 pounds and live for more than 70 years. (Image: Getty Images) There are a number of shark species that can be found in UK waters including Tiger, Nurse and Basking sharks - but what about great whites?

1 month ago | wymondhamandattleboroughmercury.co.uk | Edward Dewulf-Peters

Wymondham officials are "unanimously" in favour of reducing Lavender Meadow speed limits (Image: Newsquest) A plan to reduce the speed limits in a new estate outside Norwich has been "unanimously" approved by the local authority. Wymondham Town Council has agreed that all of the roads in the 90-home Lavender Meadow development off Tuttles Lane East should be 20mph, rather than the existing 30mph.

2 months ago | wymondhamandattleboroughmercury.co.uk | Joshua Searle

A mum who was carried home on a night out was laughed at for being 'too drunk' - until it turned out to be bizarre terminal cancer symptom. (Image: Kennedy News and Media) A mum who was carried home when her foot 'bent outwards' on a night out was laughed at for being 'too drunk' - until it turned out to be bizarre terminal cancer symptom. Jade Collett was only 22 when she was on a night out with friends and began experiencing strange symptoms in her right foot.

2 months ago | wymondhamandattleboroughmercury.co.uk | Andrew Smart

AA reveals common driving myths believed by UK motorists. (Image: Getty Images) There are dozens of driving myths believed by motorists across the country, making it difficult to know what rules are legitimate. This is why the motoring experts over at the Automobile Association (AA) have picked some of the most commonly believed myths to debunk. From eating while you drive to listening to music too loud, here are seven widely-believed myths debunked by the AA.

2 months ago | wymondhamandattleboroughmercury.co.uk | Joshua Searle

Aldi teamed up with designer, Ethan Leyland, to create the new looks (Image: Louise D / Aldi) Supermarket Aldi has today released a new haute-couture collection for London Fashion Week, made out of black bin bags. The new fashion line titled, ‘Trash-Formations’, has been designed to take aim at the expensive high-fashion industry and showcase that true style doesn’t need to cost the earth.