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An event has been organised in memory of a Swaffham youngster, a year on from his cancer diagnosis.
A primary school’s heating system has caused major concerns with parents after it temporarily closed for the second time this year.
A record store which recently closed after selling vinyl to customers for almost three decades is set to reopen soon under new management.
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Councillors in a Norfolk district are set to give themselves a 25% pay rise, claiming current allowances are “fairly pitiful”.
Roadworks to improve bus services and pedestrian areas near Lynn’s hospital are set to start this month.
An iconic black and white wading bird which is the symbol of the RSPB is making a big impression at a nature reserve.
Employees at a regional accountancy firm have smashed through their own target and raised £7,000 for the Motor Neurone Disease Association.
A hospital’s green money-saving initiative could put tens of thousands back in its pocket.
A lucky winner will be living the good life in this gobsmacking coastal home in the biggest Omaze draw ever
Sir Keir Starmer met Dick Schoof in Downing Street on Thursday evening.
Peter Jones suffered devastating injuries and died shortly after.
A report from the DWP found 49% of health and disability benefit recipients reported they felt they would never be able to work or work again.
An estimated 30,000 tonnes of household and construction waste, piled 15 feet high in places, was dumped.
King's Lynn Town manager Adam Lakeland has told supporters that he will not sign new players just to please people.
West Norfolk coach Jamie Williamson says the club's defeat to Fakenham was a learning curve as they bounced back to winning ways at the weekend.
Pelicans suffered a defeat on their longest journey of their league campaign to Old Southendians.
The last of the Lynn winter banger outings took place on Sunday.
In his weekly Your Local Paper column, Gavin Caney discusses the subject of fans voicing their disapproval at games by booing.
In his weekly Your Local Paper column, Mark Hearle writes about the problems Linnets boss Adam Lakeland is facing when it comes to recruitment.
Castle Acre Swifts pulled off the biggest result in the club's history as they knocked out holders Downham Town in the Norfolk Senior Cup last night.
The Linnets have unveiled their new home and away kits for the 2024/25 season and start their pre-season campaign tonight (Friday).
Reviewer Sarah Hardy shares her thoughts on this play at Norwich’s Theatre Royal.
Here’s a range of things to see and do to keep everyone entertained in the coming week.
King’s Lynn Minster is hosting a patchwork pilgrim coat which is on an ongoing tour across Britain.
An award-winning acting society is preparing for its latest production which comes alongside its platinum jubilee.
Download Festival returns for its 21st edition in 2024 as DLXXI, with headliners Queens Of The Stone Age, Fall Out Boy and Avenged Sevenfold.
In our weekly All Our Yesterdays column we look back through the February pages of the Lynn News 10, 11 and 12 years ago.
A flood memorial, heavy snow, potholes and the War in Iraq were making the news 22 years ago and feature in our weekly ‘On This Week’ feature.
In our weekly Memory Lane Schooldays feature we look back at Chinese New Year celebrations 28 years ago.
In our weekly All Our Yesterdays column we look back through the pages of the Lynn News.