A unique exhibition is coming to town next week - so make sure to pop along!
Youngsters will have the chance to take part in an exciting Easter egg hunt at a nature reserve over the next few weeks.
A dedicated community of knitters gathered to celebrate their colourful designs being put up in a wonderful town display.
Nearly 200 high-risk gravestones are set to be laid down in West Norfolk cemeteries.
Liz Truss highlighted the “essential services” on offer during a visit to the recently opened temporary banking hub in Downham Town Hall.
Protesters gathered along a riverbank at the weekend as they continued their calls for improvements to their “link into town”.
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West Norfolk Council has voted through a motion which reasserts its position against the recently-approved incinerator in Wisbech.
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West Norfolk Council’s leader accused his Conservative counterpart of continuing “efforts to frighten residents” over flood defences on the coast.
Residents can expect an update on exciting plans for Lynn’s Guildhall theatre within the next two months.
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West Norfolk Council leader Terry Parish says he wants “clear answers” on whether or not the Queen Elizabeth Hospital can be rebuilt on another site.
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A major housing development in Lynn is facing delays again after one of the companies working at the site ceased trading.
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A fantasy enthusiast is over the moon after having his first book published.
Enthusiastic youngsters rolled up their sleeves as part of a project to put more greenery into their town.
Work on a new housing scheme on the site of a former town school is officially under way.
Councillors have requested a refund after a “misapprehension” regarding plans to introduce 20mph speed limit in their town.
Councillors have announced plans to tackle “dangerous” fencing, roads and footpaths in their town.
A murderer who killed a “devoted” father has had an appeal against his prison sentence thrown out.
A councillor has insisted on finding out what impact any net zero plans will have on her town before giving them the seal of approval.
Councillors and community groups are celebrating after their town was granted an extra £1million to go towards heritage projects.
Police have issued CCTV images of three men they would like to speak to in connection with a series of thefts.
