An inquest into the death of a man killed in a five-vehicle crash will no longer go ahead.
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James Wild voted against plans to impose higher taxes on British farms at Parliament on Wednesday.
West Norfolk Council is still awaiting the benefits of larger taxes on second homes and increased funding for drainage boards.
West Norfolk Council will continue offering 100% tax relief to our most financially vulnerable residents.
Some offenders have been fined more than £8,000 for illegal tree work in West Norfolk since the mid-2000s.
Councillors have decided it is “too late” to save a care home which is set to shut this month - but have vowed to improve provisions elsewhere.
The leader of West Norfolk Council believes there is a “strong case” for the retention of a two-tier system in the county.
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James Wild has admitted his decision to support the legalisation of assisted dying was “one of the most difficult” he has had to make.
Terry Jermy will vote in favour of legalising assisted dying today - with James Wild still undecided.
A criminal investigation has been launched into mysterious swarms of drones spotted over an RAF base throughout the past week.
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The preservation of an ancient ruin and its churchyard has been given a huge boost thanks to a new grant.
Vulnerable residents being left unable to use their toilets or showers has led to an MP calling for better flood preparedness in West Norfolk.
The first resident has moved into a newly-built, state-of-the-art care home in town.
A new-look Post Office has re-opened after extensive building work, greatly increasing the branch opening hours.
A huge turnaround at a school which was deemed “inadequate” just two years ago has seen it receive a positive visit from Ofsted.
Doubts have been cast over West Norfolk Council’s future amid rumours that the Labour Government is planning to abolish district authorities.
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New swimming pools could be built in two towns under exciting plans revealed by West Norfolk Council today.
James Wild has launched a consultation in a bid to hear about the issues facing small business owners.
A school’s admissions policy could be altered to combat “significant issues” with youngsters not being offered a place at their local academy.
Works to install innovative electronic signs on a stretch of road which often becomes impassable as a result of flooding have kicked off.
