THE owner of a popular sandwich bar is hoping to get a bigger slice of the action by opening a new cafe.

ADVERTISING watchdogs have rejected claims the consortium wanting to build the incinerator published misleading claims in their newsletter promoting the project.

BUILDING work on a new hotel, pub and shop on the NORA site in South Lynn could start in the spring after councillors approved the plans this week.

PLANS for a new sheltered housing complex in Lynn could be thrown out after developers offered hundreds of thousands of pounds less than planners wanted for affordable housing.

Campaign Care 94 has handed over cheques worth more than £4,000 to Norfolk Hospice Tapping House and Bob Champion Cancer Trust at their annual dinner at the Le Strange Arms, Old Hunstanton.

A BUILDING site foreman got an 18-month driving ban after switching from his usual ale and getting behind the wheel.

LYNN’S Queen Elizabeth Hospital has paid £400,000 damages to a roofer who was left incontinent and impotent after a back operation.

PLANS for the proposed new Tesco supermarket at Swaffham, including a computer-generated image of how it might look, have gone on display at the town hall.

NORFOLK County Council has spent more than £2.5 million in nearly two years on the controversial incinerator project.

DOG owners are being urged to keep their pets under control around a woodland after a savage attack on a deer.

A CELEBRATION has marked the £2 million transformation of the St Germans primary school.

A 21-YEAR-OLD was jailed for 10 weeks after failing to keep appointments with probation officers under the terms of a suspended sentence order.

A TEENAGER was fined £120 but spared jail after being caught with cannabis.

A PROJECT aimed to boosting visitor numbers to a high street has been given the green light.

A team of security guards are getting ready to protect hospital staff and patients at Lynn’s Queen Elizabeth Hospital.

THE Air Ambulance was called out to an accident involving three cars in Mundford earlier this morning.

BOROUGH council chiefs have today, Friday, formally begun their legal fight against a government decision to award £91 million towards the cost of the Lynn incinerator project.

WEST Norfolk’s most senior police officer has insisted people are safe in the area after a vicious assault and armed police swoop in Lynn town centre last Friday.

A WOMAN says she was terrified after police stormed into her home last week.

TWO shoplifters from Lynn have agreed to repay a supermarket after they were caught stealing over £100 worth of alcohol.