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LEARN MORESheffield prove why they were among many peoples' pre-season Premiership speedway title favourites.
A new ramp was also opened at the skatepark in Lynn as riders and spectators enjoyed the fun event for ages six and upwards.
The operators have reminded Great Northern passengers about travel until Sunday, June 26 and published new information on strike and non-strike days.
The 90-minute football game was played in tribute to a borough council employee, who passed away last month at Tapping House Hospice.
The voice of summer at BBC Test Match Special will be appearing at the Hunstanton theatre on July 28.
Superman, Spider-Man, Wonder Woman, Cinderella, Elsa, Super Mario, dinosaurs, entertainers and children in fancy dress appeared at Stradsett.
The fundraising idea of collecting coins in confectionary tubes came from a West Winch resident whose daughter and son both attended the nursery.
Brexit, tenants' pets, plight of the fisheries, QEH and a hoverfly feature; more letters are welcome. Viewpoint is at: letters@lynnnews.co.uk
A flag was raised in the town centre in support for members of the armed services and their families, attended by veterans and more.
The duo, from Downham and Terrington St Clement, drove to the Ukrainian border with a car full of essential items needed by refugees.
The company has offices in Downham, Heacham, Lynn and Swaffham, and the four employees are now at director level.
Half of the new shelter has been funded from the local county councillor's highways budget and half from a county council scheme.
It is an overwhelming 'yes' answer to the referendum concerning the Plan, which will help decide future planning applications.
The England legend and hat-trick hero will be coming to town as part of a theatre tour in February 2023 and VIP ticket holders get a meet-and-greet.
A choice of two free, all-day sessions in Lynn in July, including content strategy and email marketing.
A councillor is 'disappointed' West Norfolk was left out of county council funding from central government which would benefit walkers and cyclists.
The rally in London was over the cost of living crisis and slogans included "I can't afford a proper placard" and "I can't afford a pot to pee in".
The historic town centre site has had a busy few months delivering the spring Covid booster campaign.
Town Plan, QEH and Lord Geidt/partygate are among the subjects this week. More letters are welcome. Viewpoint is at: letters@lynnnews.co.uk.
The speedway club is exploring its options after a key rider is unable to race for them for a while due to a recall from another federation.