February – the shortest month of the year, and it feels it too! It’s hard to believe that just a few weeks ago it was 2017 and now here we are nearly on the cusps of spring.
Families made their way to the King’s Centre in Lynn last weekend to enjoy a day of free family fun.
Triple Grammy award nominated group, Stile Antico, are set to perform a special concert alongside King’s Lynn Festival Chorus at St Nicholas’ Chapel next month.
Soldiers on active service or even prisoners of war will leave their regimental badge as a memorial of their stay or captivity.
Musical talents across West Norfolk are being called on to join the brand new Woottons Community Choir, Sing On Tuesdays.
My personal experience with cocktails is solely derived from the welcome drinks at hotels when we have been abroad, such as Planter’s Punch in the Caribbean, Pisco Sour in Chile and Caipirinha in Brazil.
Provided the cold, wintry weather, or the various strains of flu do not prevent us, there’s plenty going on in West Norfolk to keep us entertained and engaged over the next few weeks.
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A 93-year-old veteran from Feltwell will be hosting a book launch and signing of his biography at a village pub tomorrow afternoon.
Guaranteed to have visitors in high spirits, True’s Yard Museum is hosting two special events this month.
It’s been a decision that has left so many people in Lynn in complete and utter shock and it is easy to see why.
Those of us who drive on the roads of West Norfolk will know their problems all too well.
A charity beer has been launched a part of a campaign to raise £30,000 for the construction of a memorial at the former RAF North Creake.
Classic TV show Noggin the Nog is coming to town next week when Downham Arts present the stage version of the show.
Celebrating 95 years since the discovery of Tutankhamun, Lynn Museum is hosting a feast of Egyptian fun during half-term.
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Romantics across West Norfolk will be able to woo their loved ones while supporting a good cause at a Valentine’s Dance in Heacham.
As usual there’s much to cover this week but I’ll start by featuring two places to visit, both just outside West Norfolk and still in the region.
