Andrew Turner
BBC Radio Norfolk

More than 50 motorists a month were caught by a speed camera in Great Yarmouth since it was installed in December, but none since June after the device was put out of action following road resurfacing work.

Sensor strips on Caister Road trigger the Truvelo camera to take a picture when wheels go over over them too quickly, but they'd been covered up when the road was relaid.

Anne Pointon, from the Norfolk and Suffolk Camera Partnership, external said it was unfortunate: "Norfolk County Council tend to tell us in advance of resurfacing work... but on this occasional it didn't happen."

She tells me that it wouldn't have had a huge impact as "the majority of motorists didn't know it was out of action", adding that they will tell the public if a camera is going to be down for sometime.

The strips were put back into the road last week, and the camera is now back and operational.

Jay Lawrence
BBC Radio Norfolk

Norwich United's Ryman League North, external visit to Soham Town Rangers yesterday was abandoned after a minute due to a collision on the pitch.

Norwich's Andy Eastaugh suffered a head injury after going for a header. It was the Norwich player's 30th birthday.

Eastaugh was taken to Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge.

Norwich United have since tweeted Eastaugh suffered "no brain damage and no breaks" but that he's "staying in hospital due to severe concussion". 

Andrew Turner
BBC Radio Norfolk

The BBC has learnt that a safety camera in Great Yarmouth hasn't caught any speeding motorists since the middle of June, because road resurfacing meant it couldn't work.

The camera, on Caister Road, should take pictures of a vehicle when the wheels go over sensor strips on the road, sending the data to the enforcement team at Norfolk Safety Camera partnership.

When the road was relaid, the strips in the tarmac were covered up.

Last week, they were put back into the road - and the camera is now operational.

The Conservative MP for Braintree says today's cancellations on trains heading into London Liverpool Street from Norwich, Ipswich and Essex have been "noted". 

Image source, Twitter

Services are currently disrupted due to a faulty train near Stratford. 

For the latest, visit Abellio Greater Anglia's Service Disruptions, external page.

Originally the rail operator said the issue would be resolved by 10:00.

Caroline Kingdon
BBC Local Live

People who live near Great Yarmouth's Pleasure Beach say their lives are being made a misery by fast driving, loud cars and dangerous stunts.

Norfolk police say they've seen an increase this year in reports from local residents, businesses and holiday makers about the car enthusiasts... relating to noise, abusive behaviour and careless driving. 

Image source, Google

The drivers are being threatened with new legal powers to stop them gathering on the sea front. 

A public spaces protection order, external means police, PCSOs and traffic wardens could issue £80 spot-fines to anyone behaving in an anti-social manner. 

The police say they "fully support the order... lower-level offences can be dealt with promptly and effectively."

Caroline Kingdon
BBC Local Live

Drivers of large vehicles will still have problems using a railway bridge in Norwich, according to a local councillor.

Network Rail has been installing a new flat under-sided bridge on Long John Hill in Lakenham. 

Every time the old arched Victorian bridge got hit by lorries it closed the Norwich to London rail line.

But South Norfolk Council, external member for Stoke Holy Cross, Trevor Lewis, believes the new bridge isn't much higher than the original and it'll probably be too low for HGV drivers. 

If you're able to get to the Fenchurch Street line, then Greater Anglia advises tickets are being accepted on "reasonable routes" there.

These are the services currently affected:

Commuter James tweeted, external us this video from Shenfield station as trains are cancelled and delayed due to that train fault.

Services travelling to and from Liverpool Street to Southend Victoria, Colchester, Ipswich, Norwich and Clacton-On-Sea are all affected.

Greater Anglia says disruption is expected until at least 10:00. 

Trains travelling to London Liverpool Street may be cancelled or delayed by up to 35 minutes due to a train fault which has blocked the line. 

Caroline Kingdon
BBC Local Live

New legal powers could be brought in to cut anti-social and dangerous behaviour by some motorists on Great Yarmouth's seafront.

Car enthusiasts generally gather on Sunday evenings around the Pleasure Beach, and police say a minority of them drive in an illegal or anti-social way, with some threatening or intimidating local residents who challenge them.

Image source, Google

A consultation has begun to give police officers, police and community support officers and council parking wardens more powers, meaning the motorists could face on-the-spot fines in the future.   

Caroline Kingdon
BBC Local Live

Passengers on the Norwich to London line can expect a "faster more reliable service", according to Network Rail.

It's after a bridge was replaced over the bank holiday weekend.

The old Victorian railway bridge at Long John Hill in Norwich was damaged two years ago when it was hit by a lorry. The new structure means temporary speed restrictions have now been lifted.   

Elizabeth Rizzini
BBC Look East weather

Staying dry, with plenty of blue skies and sunshine.  Any early mist patches will soon disappear.

Temperatures could reach 26(C) (78F).

BBC Weather has more information for you. 

Caroline Kingdon
BBC Local Live

Hello and thanks for joining us for Tuesday's Norfolk Live, where we'll keep you up to date with what's happening around the county.

We'll have the weather shortly, and it promises to be a fine day - but first we'll share this misty morning picture taken by one of our Weather Watchers, "Trudy in Gasthorpe". 

Image source, Weather Watcher/Trudy in Gasthorpe

A new Norwich railway bridge slides in to replace a crumbling Victorian structure.

Declassified documents show north Norfolk was surveyed 50 years ago as a potential rocket launching site.

Birmingham secure their first home win since March with a determined display against a toothless Norwich side.