Cancer patients in hospital are now receiving treatment in a “brighter and more comfortable” environment.
A care home resident and former referee received a lovely surprise when members of a town football club spent the day with him.
A cyclist suffered bruising after being involved in a hit-and-run.
An award-winning town gin distillery is launching a new collection of spirits in collaboration with a British rock band.
A “friendly face” who has been on the borough council for many years is stepping down.
An inquest has opened into the death of a 51-year-old who went missing earlier this year.
Life has been sweet for a couple who first met in a confectionery shop 63 years ago.
In this feature, we highlight some of the hard work organisations do to help some of the most vulnerable in society over winter…
A family member has voiced extreme disappointment after a clergyman at the church where the royal family worships was twice cleared of misconduct.
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It is exciting times for a popular butchers as it has opened in its new, expanded premises, offering lots of new items.
An elderly couple who moved to a West Norfolk seaside town to enjoy their retirement claim their lives have been “spoilt” by their housing experience.
The kettle was on at the Lynn News and Your Local Paper office as we welcomed visitors for our annual Macmillan coffee morning.
A radio lost on a lifeboat rescue was found washed up in a tidal river nearly 30 miles inland, weeks after the drama happened.
Everything yellow, from princesses and Minions to Pudsey Bear and Winnie the Pooh, could be found at a group of West Norfolk primary schools.
More than 100 people took advantage of a very important workshop, giving people the skills to save somebody’s life.
A popular high street coffee shop is set to close its doors.
Pupils at a village primary school dropped off a generous donation to a nearby food bank.
A town hospital’s emergency department staff have been recognised during the country’s first-ever A&E appreciation week.
Two long-serving nurses who have each dedicated 45 years to Lynn’s Queen Elizabeth Hospital have been recognised.
Aspiring engineers from a town school were lucky enough to have the support of an RAF team when they designed, built, and raced their own kart.
