Today is the 80th anniversary of VJ Day, the date in 1945 when Japan surrendered to the Allied forces, ending World War Two. Here we recap the events.
Former mayor Lesley Bambridge writes of her father’s memories of being captured by the Japanese and working on the ‘Death Railway’.
Brother and sister Toby and Faith Turner enjoyed plenty of success with brilliant displays at the Topper Nationals in Scotland.
Road and trail were the surfaces of choice for Ryston Runners over the past week.
There was a good turnout for the final tournament of the season at Downham Croquet Club.
Jenson Sayell endured his worst weekend of the year in the final round of the CKC Championship.
King’s Lynn Young Stars manager Jason Pipe has paid tribute to his title-winning side after they secured the National Development Trophy.
There were double winners in the men’s and ladies’ categories at Middleton Hall’s Club Championship.
August sees one of the highlights of the junior sailing season in West Norfolk at Snettisham Beach Sailing Club.
This year marks the 105th edition of the Hunstanton Lawn Tennis Tournament and for almost half that time Chris Holt has been involved.
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In our weekly YLP speedway column Tape’s Up, Andrew Howell discusses the Lynn Stars.
In his weekly the Hearle World column, Mark Hearle talks football.
Parkinson’s UK have launched grants for the fifth year running to help fund classes aimed at helping those with the disease keep fit.
Students spent three days completing challenging outdoor activities aimed at helping build confidence.
Young cyclists will again raise money for a local bereavement charity as part of the Tour de Broads cycling event.
An MP has visited the UK’s largest land drainage pumping station in West Norfolk to discuss the importance of flood prevention infrastructure.
A film club will screen an award-winning film this August.
An acclaimed pianist is set to join the lineup of a diverse music concert this summer.
A project to improve education and support around older people at risk of falling is being led by the QEH.
Two secondary school students have won first and second places in a prestigious writing competition held by Cambridge University.
