Residents reported seeing a large police presence in Reepham from around 10 pm on Monday 23 June.
 
According to eyewitnesses, they seemed to be searching for an individual and were mostly focusing on the Church Street area.
 
Despite completing a thorough search, no suspects or weapons were found.
 
Enquiries are ongoing and police are appealing for anyone with information to get in touch by calling 101 and quoting CAD 587 of 23 June.
 

Reepham High School, which recently announced plans to make reductions in teaching staff, has been rated as good across the board by Ofsted.
 
See the EDP story HERE.
 

Reepham’s Panther Brewery has lodged a licensing application with Norwich City Council for a new premises on the Sweet Briar Road Industrial Estate.
 
The recently sold brewery is currently based on the Collers Way Industrial Estate, Reepham, where it was founded in 2010.
 
Panther was founded by local resident and former owner Martin James following the closure of Reepham Brewery in 2009 and named after the alleged sightings of a large panther-like cat in the town at the time.
 

Traffic restrictions and roadworks starting within the next week for the Reepham district have been issued by one.network.
 
Weston Hall Road, Weston Longville
02 June - 04 June
Roadworks, Delays likely
Traffic management: Traffic control (two-way signals)
Responsibility for works: CityFibre
Works reference: KG077D1-NOW21-PN4-13
 
Fakenham Road, Great Witchingham

Reepham’s Market Place will again be closed to traffic for an entertaining day of food and fun on Sunday 25 May.
 
This will be the eighth Reepham Food Festival to be organised by a team from the Reepham & District Rotary Club.
 
Last-minute additions to the event include a chilli farm and a Mexican grill, as well as new blueberries, iced lemonade and loaded milkshakes.