The electricity industry served Martin Shirley well for the best part of half a century and he is calling it a day on his lifelong profession.
Teenage sensation Aaron Alexander claimed the UK Plate Trophy with a hard fought win in the final at Daventry.
Close-fought victory at Stow Bridge Playing Field in MNYL Girls U12 provision.
An impressive season at West Norfolk Athletics Club saw some of the club's youngsters chosen to represent Norfolk in regional finals
West Norfolk stock car drivers picked up plenty of silverware at the annual Trackstar Awards night.
Students from the Mark Farnham Schools participated in the TAGB Midlands Championships at Kettering Sports Village.
Pelicans dent St Ives playoff hopes with a home win at Alive Lynnsport
A 23-year-old who made rude gestures and shouted at police found himself in court.
A man who is serving a community order for stealing a bicycle put himself at risk of going to prison after failing to attend probation appointments.
An MP has paid a visit to a village school to talk about the issue of climate change.
Proposals to demolish a former police station to make way for housing have been criticised for not considering the “genuine needs” of the community.
A local charity trustee is retiring after nearly 50 years of service in the area.
West Norfolk's best-known Royal watcher had a special and poignant wish as she cut her birthday cake.
There were screams of joy from hundreds of local youngsters who enjoyed rides at the Mart in last Friday’s sunshine.
A drink-driver swerved to the opposite side of the road and crashed into another driver – causing damage to both vehicles.
“I’m not getting a f**king taxi home”, were the words of a 24-year-old who refused to leave an area of Lynn after a night out.
A court heard how a man stole more than £200 worth of groceries “to feed himself”.
A drink driver thought it was okay to take £136 worth of beer outside of a supermarket while waiting for his wife to arrive with a bank card.
A drug-driver told a court that he has sold his car since being caught by police – who said they could smell cannabis while travelling behind him.
Magistrates decided that their sentencing powers were not sufficient enough to punish a duo who stole more than £10,000 worth of farming equipment.