A town’s SOS bus has been described as a “life-saver” after helping a victim of drink spiking on a night out.
Police are taking part in a nationwide campain aimed at targetting knife crime this week.
From duck races to crown making, one West Norfolk village came together to celebrate the Coronation of King Charles.
Commuters faced delays this morning after a lorry had broken down on a busy road heading into town.
A person has been taken to hospital following a collision where a lorry ended up in a ditch earlier today.
A business hub that supports small businesses has been given the go-ahead to keep running after another year’s funding has been secured.
In the latest update of train times, it has been announced that a significant number of extra trains will run into Lynn.
A village community orchard that was asked for by its residents has been officially opened.
Many parts of West Norfolk were impacted by flash floods yesterday following heavy rain and storms.
A business in Lynn is celebrating after being crowned as having the “gin of the month” in the UK’s “biggest” gin subscription club.
As the King’s coronation took place, many gathered accross West Norfolk to take part in regal celebrations.
A networking group has celebrated its fifth anniversary of hosting monthly meetings exlclusively for women in business.
The future of the leadership of West Norfolk Council is up in the air after a dramatic day of election results.
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A legal services branch has returned to Lynn by “popular demand” after closing at the beginning of lockdown.
A man in his 70s has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for multiple sexual offences dating back more than 50 years.
A primary school has hosted its first ever Earth Day Festival with hopes of empowering its students and the community to make environmental changes.
Businesses have said it is a “travesty” that a town’s final bank will close in just a few months.
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A hardware shop building in a town centre has gone up for sale as the owners have decided to relocate.
A woman has started her own life-coaching business to help others suffering with “overwhelm and burnout”.
Equine enthusiasts entered their beloved horses and ponies by the dozen for a show’s busiest year to date.
