A new road which could reduce “roaring” lorry sounds through a village is set to be built costing upwards of £1 million. The Crisp Malt factory in Great Ryburgh, near Fakenham, has announced its successful bid to build an alternative road for its HGVs to reduce the disturbance to residents. With plans being ironed out in the background, the malted barley maker has confirmed that the new route will use the fields directly behind its premises. Neil Banbury, managing director for Anglia Maltings, said: “Providing everything goes well with the planning, we will start construction as soon as we’re …
