A group of determined protesters in a Norfolk seaside town have joined forces to fight plans for the demolition of a 70-year-old bus stop. Around 10 Sheringham residents staged a protest at the local landmark this week in a bid to halt plans to knock it down.

The small-scale demonstration followed the launch of a petition demanding a U-turn on Norfolk County Council's plans to remove the structure in favour of a larger "travel hub". More than 700 people joined the online call for the 1950s bus stop to be maintained, including its mural of a steam locomotive by local artist Colin Seal, rather than replaced by a steel and glass alternative.

An eyewitness told the Eastern Daily Press that the group of 10 had braved the early morning cold after hearing that the council was planning to de

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