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LEARN MORESchools, shops and charity officials are uniting in an effort to help the victims of the devastating fires Down Under.
Multi-million pound plans for a new school in a West Norfolk village have been supported by community leaders, even though many called for changes.
A parish councillor warned future residents could need "a canoe" if development continues.
Police say work to identify the victim is now underway, as lines to and from the borough re-open.
Rail passengers are being warned to expect long delays this afternoon following an incident on the line between Lynn and Ely.
A footbridge in a West Norfolk village has been closed after an inspection revealed structural problems.
A Lynn fast food outlet has resumed trading as council officials say they are satisfied the pest problem that forced it to shut has been resolved.
A public meeting will take place next week on the future of a West Norfolk village's last pub, after plans to turn it into a house were rejected.
A social housing provider says it hopes to start work on its plans to replace post-war housing with nine new homes later this year.
A businessman's bid for retrospective permission to extend his premises has been approved, despite noise concerns.
The chief executive of West Norfolk's largest social housing provider has announced he will step down later this year.
A major fast food chain says it is working with experts to resolve the issue, but claims it originates at a nearby premises and not their own.
A special meeting will take place tomorrow to discuss the latest battle over a former village sports field
Campaigners demanding the return of the railways to public ownership have been making their case for change in Lynn.
A prominent Downham hotel is set to close in the spring amid proposals to develop housing after efforts to sell the site failed.
Officials say the phone boxes are not being used enough to justify keeping them, even though some have had dozens of calls made in them.
A man has died, and a second motorist has been injured, in the second fatal crash to happen on West Norfolk's roads in less than 24 hours.
Two men have been arrested on suspicion of hare coursing offences following a police operation in the West Norfolk countryside.
Police are appealing for witnesses after a man died in a crash between a lorry and a car last night.
Police say a road between two West Norfolk villages is likely to be shut for several hours following a serious crash this morning.