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|  |  | Tourist Information throughout Norfolk. Details on Norwich City, The Norfolk Broads and Boating, Bed Breakfast and Hotel Accommodation, Holiday Cottages, Camping, Local Attractions and Events, Norfolk Beaches
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| |  | EEDA is a government funded organisation sponsored by the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), one of nine regional development agencies created by government to focus on economic development and building prosperity in the English regions.
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| |  | Norfolk County Council is the local authority for Norfolk. who provides a wide range of services for people who live, work, do business or visit here. They include education, social services, highway maintenance, waste disposal, libraries, museums, fire and rescue, economic development and trading standards
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| |  | Thetford lies at the heart of The Brecks, one of the great natural areas of Britain. Explore the distinctive landscape, wildlife and history of this special area spanning 370 square miles across Norfolk and Suffolk in the heart of the East of England.
Enjoy walking, cycling and horse riding on the ancient trackways and peaceful forest trails. Learn more of its history stretching back to the Stone Age.
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| |  | VisitBritain markets Britain to the rest of the world and England to the British, building the value of tourism throughout Britain and throughout the year by creating world-class destination brands and marketing campaigns.
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| |  | The Engineering Works of Charles Burrell and Sons in Thetford produced steam engines and agricultural machinery which was internationally renowned and exported across the world.
The Charles Burrell Museum was opened in 1991 in the former paint shop. The exhibits range from a steam engine and road roller to milling machines and the original factory bell. The wealth of documentary and photographic evidence held in the museum collections is used to tell the stories of the Burrell family, and their company which was once one of the major employers in Thetford.
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