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Plans will move forward this year to secure work at a derelict school site in the heart of town, according to a Breckland councillor.
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Mystery surrounds the future of an unused barn and swimming pool complex as councillors seem undecided on what to do with it.
A coastal parish council has been refused the cash to expand the car park at a village hall.
Mystery surrounds where a five-foot duck model will be placed in a town centre.
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A man has been arrested this afternoon on suspicion of assaults and thefts from cars.
With it being Valentine's Day, I thought it would be a great opportunity to venture out and see what a nearby restaurant had to offer.
More CCTV cameras are set to be installed at public toilets around a town after they have repeatedly been vandalised.
Potential careers for women in engineering and plumbing have been explored by students at King’s Lynn Academy (KLA).
In his regular column in Your Local Paper, MP James Wild takes a look at the peace negotiations for Ukraine
A lucky winner will be living the good life in this gobsmacking coastal home in the biggest Omaze draw ever
Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky have engaged in a war of words since the US began talks with Russia on ending the war without Ukraine.
Defence Secretary John Healey visited what he called ‘Nato’s front line’ in the Finnmark region of Norway on Wednesday.
There was no serious breach of an injunction by John Curtin, a judge said.
Donald Trump called Volodymyr Zelensky a ‘dictator’ who ‘refuses to have elections’.
West Norfolk Athletics Club was proud to have six athletes representing Norfolk recently in the regional finals of the Sportshall indoor athletics.
Fakenham suffered a 31-17 defeat at a clinical Bedford Athletic outfit on a plastic playing surface at the weekend.
It was a day to remember for jockey Sean Bowen when he rode the 1,000th winner of his career at Fakenham’s Valentine Race Day.
Lynn parkrun participants were greeted with a dose of ‘Mart’ weather on Saturday.
King's Lynn Town hoisted themselves back into the play-off picture with a hard-fought 2-1 home success over ten-man Oxford City tonight.
A young Pelicans Ladies 2nds team were given a steep learning curve by an efficient and clinical St Neots side.
Third-placed Dersingham A maintained their North West Norfolk League promotion push with a victory over Marshland Saints Reserves in Division One.
The King's Lynn Youth Boxing coaches were incredibly proud of young Bobby Mitchell's performance after he stepped into the ring for his latest fight.
Download Festival has today added a further wave of 22 artists to an already stellar line-up for its 22nd edition in 2025.
An Irish-themed show is coming to a seaside theatre – and we have two pairs of tickets up for grabs.
The new mixed with the old at the traditional opening of Lynn Mart today (Friday).
Andy Tyler lets us know what there is to see and do in the half-term holidays in the area…
New evening drop-in food sessions are to start next week following successful daytime sessions.
In our weekly All Our Yesterdays feature we look back to 2012, 2013 and 2015.
Our weekly Memory Lane Schooldays feature focuses on a school town hall visit in February 1997.
Car parks, council ‘ego trips’ and speedway feature in our regular On This Week feature.
