23/04/2017 Look East

Villagers are threatening legal action over plans to evict them

run by the community for nearly a quarter of a century.

But the owners of the building say they must get out by October.

This is one of Norfolk's oldest shops.

Since 1994 it has been run by the community.

The shop is attached to a house, whose owners have always

They now want it back, so have served an eviction notice,

The villagers have responded with an SOS -

It is an emotional blow for them they will lose their chance to meet

and have the convenience of coming to the shop to buy items

And they are rather shocked at the loss of history as well.

We don't want to lose it so it is a rather Churchillian

resolve really that we will never, ever give up.

The options are to fight it through the courts,

to temporarily operate out of a Portakabin, to close

until new premises can be found, or to buy it at a cost

?50,000 is the ballpark if we don't buy the building.

It isn't ideal and it is a great shame it has come to this

but the village as a whole feels strongly enough about this

to mobilise and try and do something about it.

The shop generates enough money to be self-sustaining,

but whatever the outcome of this situation it will cost more

A man has been arrested in Northamptonshire in connection

with an alleged acid attack at a nightclub in east London.

Arthur Collins, from Hertfordshire, is being questioned on suspicion

of attempted murder over the incident at the Mangle

A man and a woman in their twenties were both blinded in one eye.

Police are looking for two men after a man was stabbed this

A large part of Queensland Crescent was cordoned off until midday.

A 38-year-old man from Norwich was taken to hospital

The Essex MP Douglas Carswell has defended his record of representing

Mr Carswell announced earlier this week he was quitting politics ahead

He's been criticised for failing the residents of Jaywick

in his constituency, which is the most deprived

There have been blanket bans on any new developments in Jaywick

for the past 40 years, and working with the council

and a meeting I organised in the House of Commons

with the Environment Agency we have removed many of those restrictions

and we are now starting to see private investment and innovation

And if you missed this week's Sunday Politics programme you can

And finally, there was a big surprise for a family

The family from Essex were the 20 millionth visitor.

They were surprised with gifts at the gate by the owner -

The park, one of the UK's oldest, opened in 1970.

I'm very proud of what my grandfather achieved here.

The park opened in 1970, we were closed for a

year during foot and mouth, but luckily we kept

the park and we get between

400,000 and 500,000 people each year.

Well, here's a sight to cheer you up if, like me,

your daffs and tulips have past their prime!

This picture from Look East viewer Donna Hawes.

Let's get the forecast now from Georgina.

We will have fairly clear skies for many heading through tonight

Temperatures getting down to four Celsius under those clear skies.

Where there is a bit more cloud they are probably not

Tomorrow, for many of us a fairly cloudy day.

Some brightness mainly towards the end of the day

but it is looking pretty grey altogether with outbreaks of rain,

the heaviest of which are likely to be through the middle of the day

Temperatures only reaching 13 Celsius and a bit

Not very pleasant after today, but as we head into Tuesday

and Wednesday that is when we are starting to see the possibility

of some wintry showers and it may even be there is a snow

Towards the end of the week things settle down a little.

We're back at 6.25am tomorrow morning.

It has been a fine and dry day, and it the sunshine temperatures were

about 17 degrees. But a change in weather as we had through this week.

Wintry showers and some frosty night in the forecast over the next few

nights. We have a cold front starting to work in across Scotland,

introducing colder air towards the North. Towards the south, cloud and

outbreaks of rain. In Scotland and Northern Ireland. Most places are

largely dry to the south of that. We could see a touch of grassed frost

for the south-west. Very cold first thing Monday morning across the

sheltered glens of Scotland. Sleet and snow working in across Scotland

tomorrow. Further south across the country,