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Group make their feelings known in Saturday Market Place
Holme Next The Sea properties display beautiful gardens to the community
School shoes too small and his parents refuse to buy new ones so close to long summer holiday
Suitcase and noise outside MP's office to keep banging the drum
Nominations open
Liz Truss tonight said she is "100 per cent" behind the Prime Minister as Cabinet colleagues quit.
The 'Olympics' had to be postponed from the Queen's Platinum Jubilee weekend and took place for the first time since the pandemic.
Lynn Rotary Club new president presents award for charity work.
First time ever that KLA has achieved such a rating
See our photo special of Lynn sixth form students who were just happy to dance after a tough two years due to Covid-19.
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The columnist's childhood joy was living near to SW19 and his love for the sport of tennis has been rekindled.
One-year contract extension for midfield maestro.
A shed chain and retirement from the final heat condemned the visitors at Peterborough but they grabbed a losing away league point.
King’s Lynn Town unveil their home and away kits with a return for a design feature, while the club chairman calls one a 'huge retro favourite'.
Fletcher finishes his fight within a minute to earn rave reviews.
Late entry pays dividends for Renegade Runners as they take top spot at event.
Success in the sand pit with three medals for as many Ryston athletes in the long jump.
If you share your surname with any of the England women's football squad then Greene King has something for you.
Town cinema reports no problems and near-sellout as groups of young people have been wearing suits during screenings of the hot Minions film.
After six films in total, Peter Woodhouse asks – is it time this series was declared extinct?
Art21 group's work on display at Brancaster
In the Market column recalls when an ear, nose and throat specialist from Cairo met a nurse who looked a bit like Olivia Newton John in Grease.
A special end-of-term concert came about after Year 5 students were given the task of designing and making a musical instrument.
The July Nature Notes column says it is a good breeding year for birds after avoiding extreme weather during the spring.
Jenny Beake wears her heart on her sleeve about playsuits, jumpsuits and other all-in-one pieces of a summer working and play-time wardrobe.