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Hundreds of patients are expected to receive their initial dose of the jab over the coming days.
A Fakenham practice will also be offering the jabs from this morning.
Staff have worked round the clock to make the shop Covid safe and meet demand for extra produce.
There are delays of up to 10 minutes as traffic moves slowly out of town.
New cases, rolling rate & case rate
The new appointment has had an 18-year career in the NHS, all within mental health.
The children learnt about how their donations will help make a difference to the lives of others.
They have been launched by a businessman who has more than 20 years experience in the motor trade locally.
The surgery has said it was 'incredibly special and poignant' to welcome her back for the jab.
Its workshops will cover subjects such as nutrition, mobility and mental health to raise awareness.
We face more tough times with the latest Covid restrictions, but there is support out there for struggling businesses
The latest cases heard by the West Norfolk bench.
More of the latest cases dealt with by the West Norfolk bench.
A man has been given a four-year driving ban for third similar offence in seven years.
Cases dealt with by the West Norfolk bench.
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Tickets will go on sale to club members tomorrow morning.
He will be greatly missed by many within the local football and sporting world.
The visitors' were indebted to their keeper as Lynn showed their battling qualities against Gary Johnson's side.
The Stars boss has been reflecting on what it takes to reach the top on the shale.
The game's governing body has been given the go-ahead to resume matches next week, but it will look different.
The Linnets' skipper says the crowd has been a big factor in their recent success and can be again when the National League pacesetters visit.
The world champion returns to action having missed last weekend's race after testing positive for coronavirus.
The performance, which features staff, is available to watch online.
An online offering for the little ones, reviewed by reporter EVE TAWFICK.
A medieval text by a Christian mystic and pilgrim from Lynn is set to feature in a virtual conference held by the University of Surrey.
There are five categories for the competition with judging set to take place in January.
They hate each other but bury the hatchet long enough to raise money for Scotty's Little Soldiers!
The MP writes on hopes for an improved hospital in our town, and why it is so important.
Washed Up column toasts a special milestone for the West Norfolk sports club.
‘Tis the season to be jolly, but the season to be jolly careful’.
A fierce debate has broken out on social media about hedge cutting.
The idea was thought up by a trustee who has experience of brain injury himself.
