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Nearly 20,000 people attended a council-organised free fireworks display on Friday.
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A man is due in court this morning charged with stealing from shops in Lynn.
A main road on the outskirts of town is blocked while emergency services respond to a crash.
An artist is using her creative talents and love of rare-breed pigs to raise money for those impacted by a devastating hurricane.
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Sex offenders, fraudsters and alleged drug-dealers appeared in court last week…
Dragons and themed activities provided a creative community celebration when a popular festival returned to town.
Charities that provide vital support to those who need it most have received a combined total of more than £30,000 to help tackle homelessness.
A child was rushed to hospital with life-threatening injuries after a serious collision over the weekend.
A world-famous pizza chain has confirmed it will open a new store on the West Norfolk coast.
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The Scottish Household Survey spoke to more than 10,400 people.
The outgoing director-general said the narrative must not be determined by ‘enemies’ of the BBC.
Epping Forest District Council applied for an injunction against the owners, Somani Hotels.
Police want to speak to a couple in connection with a racially aggravated assault at Bond Street tube station in central London.
Twenty Ryston runners went just across the border at the weekend to take part in Three Counties Running Club’s George Munday 10k event.
West Norfolk athlete Callum Stanforth celebrated his 50th Sandringham parkrun in fine style with a winning time of 18:53 on Saturday.
There were no scheduled matches this week in either league or cup competitions in the Wisbech Table Tennis League, as some sides played catch-up.
King’s Lynn Town became only the second team this season to take a point away from the First Cloud Arena as they claimed a 1-1 draw at South Shields.
Fakenham Town moved up to second in the Thurlow Nunn Premier Division after a hard-fought 1-0 home victory against Kirkley and Pakefield.
King’s Lynn Town have confirmed that striker Michael Gyasi has joined league rivals Kidderminster Harriers on loan until the end of January.
Ian Culverhouse is backing Adam Marriott to rediscover his goalscoring touch heading into tomorrow’s trip to league leaders South Shields.
Lynn’s Jack Yule has achieved a major milestone in his golfing career by booking his place in the Final Stage of the DP World Tour Qualifying School.
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas at True’s Yard Fisherfolk Museum thanks to funding from the Love Your Town Fund.
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A “laugh-out-play” based on the chaos of school life is hitting the stage.
Fancy getting your dancing shoes on? If so, why not go along to this event!
A show is coming to town for a “dazzling” evening of timeless hits.
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Three swans and several thousand fish have been killed in a “pollution incident”, the Environment Agency has confirmed.
Police have urged vigilance.
The Reform UK council leader has raised fears that an upcoming BBC documentary may “splice together” things she has said to “make her look bad”.
Veteran Kathleen Armstrong, 100, who lives in Shipston, was outside the British Royal Legion shop last week, supporting the Poppy Appeal
