A number of community groups in Breckland will be receiving grants to help them mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day.
A student who achieved four A*s at A-Level had the honour of meeting the King and being awarded the Royal Gold Medal.
A much-loved restaurant which was the victim of a devastating fire at the end of last year has said repairs are “far more complex” than anticipated.
A new Australian furniture store with “something for everyone” has had a successful opening on the outskirts of town.
It is fair to say there has been a recent spike in the number of criminals committing acts of public indecency…
A network of the St John Ambulance charity has officially launched in West Norfolk - and is keen to get out in the community.
There are exciting times ahead for a West Norfolk riding school which helps people with disabilities as it joins a nationwide club.
A charity bingo has been organised by a nine-year-old hoping to raise funds for a good cause.
A West Norfolk MP is forming alliances with others to ensure rural villages’ concerns over solar farm plans are heard.
A 33-year-old who threatened to smash a bottle over pub workers has apologised for his actions.
A 49-year-old threatened to put his penis inside a train station worker’s mouth after she challenged his questionable behaviour.
A 19-year-old who punched and kicked a man - as well as making insults and throwing food at him - will have to wait to hear his fate.
Passers-by were shocked when they saw a drunk 31-year-old man masturbating while sitting on a town centre bench.
A 24-year-old who stole beer and stuffed boxes of fish fingers down his trousers has put himself at risk of a prison sentence.
A popular plant-based restaurant which only reopened its doors to customers today has been vandalised.
A charity which lost out in a bid to take on Lynn’s historic library has lodged a shock complaint - claiming the winner had an “unfair advantage”.
Concerned residents packed into a town council meeting over their concerns about the possibility of a property being turned into a children’s home.
Two West Norfolk destinations have been commended in a prestigious countryside awards ceremony.
Town councillors moaned that an electric vehicle planned to be used on the roads is “suitable for a golf course”.
A “very good idea” has emerged from a town council meeting to potentially hold a street party for VE Day 80th anniversary celebrations.