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A doctor’s surgery in town has relocated to new premises, offering “state-of-the-art facilities”.
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A 77-year-old took his own life by jumping off a bridge onto Lynn’s Hardwick Roundabout, an inquest heard.
Plans to set up a dog breeding business have been knocked back due to fears over the “potential adverse noise” it would cause.
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A bid to use a piece of land to house eighteen caravans has been turned down amid fears it would “open the flood gates” to similar developments.
There are doubts over whether a fresh hunt for King John’s lost treasure will reveal any riches - but some hopes for a “surprise” remain.
Four businesses teamed up to organise a sell-out Easter event for Norfolk tots.
The charity set up in memory of a “beautiful, amazing and courageous” young woman is hosting a fundraising ball this month.
A woman who committed an assault, argued outside a supermarket and spat in a police van has learned her fate.
A drug-driver was nearly six times the legal limit when he was caught behind the wheel.
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A 21-year-old was filmed smashing her partner’s window after an argument - but later paid to repair the damage.
A 22-year-old construction worker claimed the way he was treated by the police was “unprofessional” before he was arrested.
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A “case of mistaken identity” led to a drug-driver being caught in the act by police.
A 23-year-old was caught with cannabis after his “show-off” friend damaged his car and attracted the attention of the police.
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A man has been banned from driving for more than two years after getting behind the wheel while drunk following an argument with his wife.
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A man has been left feeling that “everybody is against him” after a drunken episode saw him wind up in court.
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A pregnant woman was arrested after shouting and swearing in a busy town centre shop out of concern for her unborn baby.
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Young people in West Norfolk are being offered an exciting opportunity to develop skills they need for the future thanks to a council-run scheme.
A new dog therapy clinic offering a unique form of treatment is set to come to West Norfolk in the next few weeks.
A major development at Lynn’s port looks set to allow salt and animal feed to be imported through the town.
Calls have been made to take action along a town road after several incidents involving buses being unable to pass parked cars.
