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Hiya Paul it's Rachel Ballantyne,
I just wondered if we could get a piece in the paper about the London Moonwalk that me and  5 friends took part in, I'm not sure if this is you I should speak to or if you could put my on to someone else at  the Lynn News.

It is all for walk the walk uniting against breast cancer,
you have to walk in your decorated bra, 26.2 mile marathon, starting at midnight and power walking through the streets of London seeing some of London's greatest landmarks, starting and finishing at Batasea Power Station,
We finished at 8.15 am , I have got a photo of us when we finished with our medals.
Haven't got a final total raised yet but are busy collecting it all in. I will let you know asap
If this is something you or any one is interested in please e-mail me or contact me on 01553 760218
Thank you for taking the time to read this

KING’S LYNN: Bra-vo for capital Lynn MoonWalkers

Six women from King’s Lynn took part in the London MoonWalk to raise money for the breast cancer charity Walk the Walk.

Sainsbury's (town centre) make a cheque presentation to West Acre arts foundation at West Acre Theatre, River Road, West Acre. LtoR - Jayne Dix and Paul Hotson present to Andy Naylor, Clive Hadfield and Isobel Smith.

WESTACRE: Cash to help young people at theatre

Performing arts students will benefit from a £300 donation to Westacre Theatre.

Clothes for sale in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support at Potter & Dibble in Manor Road - Coral Campbell (left) with Susan Gray.

DERSINGHAM: Boutique just pops up to raise cash for charity

A Dersingham homeware shop hosted a ‘pop-up’ boutique to raise money for the Macmillan cancer centre at Queen Elizabeth Hospital.

CLENCHWARTON: New head halts decline at school

A period of unsettled leadership saw standards fall at previously outstanding Clenchwarton Primary School.

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Samaritans charity Bike Ride staring at Sandringham
left to right back Charlotte Cross, Jenny Cook, Nic Noble, Jackie Grimes and Katie Smith
left to right front John Moore and Liz Roffe

SANDRINGHAM: Charity cyclists dress to impress - SEE VIDEO video

The sun shone on a bumper turnout for this year’s Samaritans’ Bike ride around the Sandringham estate on Sunday.

DOWNHAM MARKET CAMRA AWARDS                     

 
From left Steve Barker, chairman of West Norfolk CAMRA, presents one award to landlord Ian Pinches, as wife Lesley-Ann, receives the other from Andrea Briers, chair of CAMRAs national Cider and Perry Committee 


 
Note: **** You may care to sit on this for a couple of days as you should be getting a press release at the weekend with the news that the Railway Arms has also won the East Anglia Pub of the year award.****

DOWNHAM MARKET: Pub is apple of Camra’s eye as it wins regional accolade

Cider drinkers can raise a glass to celebrate the Railway Arms at Downham being crowned East Anglia cider pub of the year.

Sport rss

Depleted Young Stars apologise to fans

Management from the Lynn Young Stars have apologised to speedway fans after being forced to field a weakened team at Dudley.

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Youngsters finish in runners-up spot

Under-11 youngsters from Lynn Roller Hockey Club were crowned league runners-up at the Cottenham tournament, held at Cambridge Regional College.

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Lynn players part of regional success

Ten players from Lynn Roller Hockey Club were recently selected to represent the East of England at Bushfields Leisure Centre, in Peterborough.

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Promotion ceremony honours juniors

The Lynn-based Kuk Sool Won School held a promotion ceremony to recognise and promote 47 junior students who took part in a grading.

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Ruth scoops first silverware of season

The first piece of silveware was won at Dersingham Institute Bowls Club on May Day when 30 bowlers contested the Eadies Cup.

Setchell delighted with Robbins signing SEE VIDEO

King’s Lynn Town boss Gary Setchell completed his first piece of close-season business today by completing the capture of striker Ryan Robbins from Coalville Town.

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SANDRINGHAM: Charity cyclists dress to impress - SEE VIDEO video

The sun shone on a bumper turnout for this year’s Samaritans’ Bike ride around the Sandringham estate on Sunday.

Lifestyle rss

What’s On - May 24

Send your events to judy.bates@jpress.co.uk

Gig Guide - May 24

Send your gigs to chris.hornby@jpress.co.uk

KING’S LYNN: Make your own medieval tile at Lynn Museum

Lynn Museum is holding a special Medieval Life activity day next Tuesday, May 28, from 11am to 2pm.

WALPOLE ST PETER: Flower festival held at church

A flower festival runs from Saturday, June 1 until Wednesday, June 5, at Walpole St Peter Church.

A day of celebration as King’s Lynn marks Hanse Day

Lynn will be celebrating International Hanse Day on Saturday with a packed programme of events and activities to showcase the Hanseatic links.

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WEST NORFOLK: Help artist Andy choose landmarks

An artist is getting ready to make his second charity calendar – and is asking readers for help to pick which local landmarks it will feature.

Community rss

District News - May 21

News from across West Norfolk.

New Mayor of Fakenham  Adrian Vertigan behind the counter of the Salvation Army shop, where he is the manager.

FAKENHAM: Challenges facing new town mayor

The new mayor of Fakenham is Adrian Vertigan who runs the Salvation Army shop on Oak Street and also works with the EP Youth charity.

Taking the opportunity to see some local artefacts in Gaywood Library. Mike Neal (left) a member of West Norfolk and King's Lynn Archaeological Society shows part of a jug from around 850 AD to pupils from Howard Junior School (from left): Demie Goldsmith, Masauso Zulu and Kathryn Rayner. Behind are Elena Parkin (left) the community librarian and Helen Senior the Library manager.

GAYWOOD: Pupils dig in to local history

Roman artefacts which have been discovered in West Norfolk were some of the treasures that pupils from Howard Junior School learnt about on a visit to Gaywood library.

CASTLE ACRE: School is ready to improve

A headteacher said his school was moving in the right direction after an Ofsted report ruled it requires improvement.

WEST LYNN: Village meeting on £3.5m pumping station plans

Villagers will be able to have their say on plans to build a £3.5 million pumping station.

Taking the opportunity to see some local artefacts in Gaywood Library. Mike Neal (left) a member of West Norfolk and King's Lynn Archaeological Society shows part of a jug from around 850 AD to pupils from Howard Junior School (from left): Demie Goldsmith, Masauso Zulu and Kathryn Rayner. Behind are Elena Parkin (left) the community librarian and Helen Senior the Library manager.

KING’S LYNN: Sign up for a summer of fun

Lynn’s College of West Anglia is offering young people the chance to take part in a summer school to help boost their CV through the National Citizenship Scheme.

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