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Tributes paid to Kenneth, 30, as ‘special kind of person’ who was ‘life and soul of the party'

Tributes paid to Kenneth, 30, as ‘special kind of person’ who was ‘life and soul of the party'

Tributes have been paid to a 30-year-old man as a “pure soul who was loved by every person who crossed his path”.

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Fire crews rushed to building blaze this morning

Fire crews rushed to building blaze this morning

Crews battled a domestic building blaze in town this morning.
Home plan turned down due to fear of losing village green spaces

Home plan turned down due to fear of losing village green spaces

Councillors have blocked a developer’s bid to build a family home fearing an “alarming risk” of losing green spaces.
New coastal development of more than 100 homes

New coastal development of more than 100 homes

Lovell is bringing a development of two, three and four-bedroom homes to Hunstanton when it opens Lavender Chase.

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Lawyers for global wildlife charity claim elements of plans for megafarm are ‘unlawful’

Lawyers for global wildlife charity claim elements of plans for megafarm are ‘unlawful’

Lawyers for global wildlife charity claim elements of plans for megafarm are ‘unlawful’

Lawyers for one of the world’s biggest wildlife charities have intervened over plans to build a huge megafarm, claiming elements of it are “unlawful”.

Crazy golf venue is finally granted planning permission

Crazy golf venue is finally granted planning permission

Crazy golf venue is finally granted planning permission

A crazy golf venue has finally been granted planning permission despite worries that it could harm Lynn’s town centre.

Can you give Norman and Stanley a loving home?

Can you give Norman and Stanley a loving home?

Can you give Norman and Stanley a loving home?

Forever homes are being sought for two guinea pigs - the RSPCA West Norfolk Branch’s longest stay animals.

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Menopause support event being held to empower and assist women

Menopause support event being held to empower and assist women

An event coming to the area will give women a chance to chat to experts about their menopause journey and what can help them.
Appeal for leaders to help at Girlguiding units

Appeal for leaders to help at Girlguiding units

Girlguiding units in West Norfolk are appealing for adults to give up a couple of hours a week to help out at a unit meeting.
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NATIONAL NEWS

Mother of sole British hostage in Gaza pleas for help and her safe return

Mother of sole British hostage in Gaza pleas for help and her safe return

Mother of sole British hostage in Gaza pleas for help and her safe return

Mandy Damari made the plea for the return of her daughter Emily, 28.
Politicians should ‘cut all the flim-flam’ on NHS future, says Victoria Atkins

Politicians should ‘cut all the flim-flam’ on NHS future, says Victoria Atkins

Politicians should ‘cut all the flim-flam’ on NHS future, says Victoria Atkins

Mr Streeting, the Health Secretary, warned the NHS is on course for ‘ruin’.
Decision deadline on £9bn Lower Thames Crossing scheme extended to May 2025

Decision deadline on £9bn Lower Thames Crossing scheme extended to May 2025

Decision deadline on £9bn Lower Thames Crossing scheme extended to May 2025

The Lower Thames Crossing proposal is aimed at reducing congestion on the Dartford Crossing with a new motorway-style road.
Israel ‘endangering’ Irish troops in Lebanon, deputy premier says

Israel ‘endangering’ Irish troops in Lebanon, deputy premier says

Israel ‘endangering’ Irish troops in Lebanon, deputy premier says

Israeli forces have recently breached the Blue Line demarcation between southern Lebanon and Israel, which is observed by Irish peacekeepers.
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SPORT

Wins for Heacham, Downham and Swaffham Town while Fakenham Town lose

Wins for Heacham, Downham and Swaffham Town while Fakenham Town lose

Heacham, Downham Town and Swaffham Town all tasted victory yesterday while Fakenham Town's unbeaten sequence was ended.

"I think even sometimes I expect too much of him,” says Linnets boss on matchwinner

"I think even sometimes I expect too much of him,” says Linnets boss on matchwinner

"I think even sometimes I expect too much of him,” says Linnets boss on matchwinner

King's Lynn Town fans are starting to see what Ross Crane is all about, says manager Adam Lakeland.

Linnets shake Quakers at Walks

Linnets shake Quakers at Walks

Linnets shake Quakers at Walks

Ross Crane inspired a comeback with a goal and an assist as King's Lynn Town rediscovered the winning thread at the Walks.

“I'm fully invested in King’s Lynn,” says Linnets boss

“I'm fully invested in King’s Lynn,” says Linnets boss

“I'm fully invested in King’s Lynn,” says Linnets boss

Adam Lakeland says he is fully invested in the job at King's Lynn Town and he “doesn't care” about facing his former club in the FA Cup next weekend.

Linnets look to carry cup momentum into Darlington game

Linnets look to carry cup momentum into Darlington game

Linnets look to carry cup momentum into Darlington game

King's Lynn Town boss Adam Lakeland hopes his side can carry the momentum of their FA Cup win into Saturday's home game against Darlington.

“I still feel like I'm 20 when I'm in the car,” says triumphant Fakenham driver

“I still feel like I'm 20 when I'm in the car,” says triumphant Fakenham driver

The adage 'You are only as young as you feel' couldn't be more apt for Fakenham driver Andy Langley.

Fakenham frontman sets sights on Step 5 record

Fakenham frontman sets sights on Step 5 record

Fakenham Town have set red-hot frontman Jake Watts a challenge of beating the club's scoring record at Step 5.

Grimston honoured at awards night

Grimston honoured at awards night

Grimston Cricket Club attended the prestigious Norfolk Cricket Board Awards, being the only club nominated in four different categories.
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WHAT'S ON

Solicitors firm to host ‘big quiz’ at town hall in aid of children’s charity

Solicitors firm to host ‘big quiz’ at town hall in aid of children’s charity

A solicitors firm is holding a charity quiz in aid of a children’s charity next month.

Evening with celebrated florist at bowls club

Evening with celebrated florist at bowls club

Evening with celebrated florist at bowls club

An evening with a celebrated florist is being held to raise fund for church repairs and refurbishment.

Classic ballet, book group and Sound of Music production among upcoming events

Classic ballet, book group and Sound of Music production among upcoming events

Classic ballet, book group and Sound of Music production among upcoming events

In his weekly That’s Entertainment column, Andy Tyler takes a look at some exciting upcoming events...

Here’s what to see and do in the coming week

Here’s what to see and do in the coming week

Here’s what to see and do in the coming week

Here’s a range of things to see and do to keep everyone entertained in the coming week.

Players are alive to The Sound of Music with a trip down memory lane

Players are alive to The Sound of Music with a trip down memory lane

Players are alive to The Sound of Music with a trip down memory lane

A theatre group has taken a trip down memory lane as it gears up for its latest production in its 80th anniversary year.
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LIFESTYLE

On this week in 2014 and 1994: £4m innovation centre finally becoming reality and celebrations for 100 years of band

On this week in 2014 and 1994: £4m innovation centre finally becoming reality and celebrations for 100 years of band

In our weekly On This Week column, we look through the pages of the Lynn News from October 2014 and a picture from October 1994…

Step back in time for October memories including extension to railway station car park

Step back in time for October memories including extension to railway station car park

Step back in time for October memories including extension to railway station car park

In our weekly All Our Yesterdays feature we look back at events in the month of October over the years…

Musical ‘Toddle Waddle’ raised almost £200 for charity in 2005

Musical ‘Toddle Waddle’ raised almost £200 for charity in 2005

Musical ‘Toddle Waddle’ raised almost £200 for charity in 2005

In our weekly Memory Lane Schooldays feature we look back to 2005…

Step back to 2004 when thousands were spent on transforming top 70s venue into place of worship

Step back to 2004 when thousands were spent on transforming top 70s venue into place of worship

Step back to 2004 when thousands were spent on transforming top 70s venue into place of worship

In our weekly On This Week column, we look through the pages of the Lynn News from 20 years ago…

Look back at when hundreds enjoyed rock music at harvest fayre in 2002 and other snapshots from years gone by

Look back at when hundreds enjoyed rock music at harvest fayre in 2002 and other snapshots from years gone by

Look back at when hundreds enjoyed rock music at harvest fayre in 2002 and other snapshots from years gone by

In our weekly All Our Yesterdays feature we look back at village events in the month of September over the years…
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