A new organisation which aims to revitalise communities in South West Norfolk is set for a soft launch next month.
In the 15 months since Whin Close Poultry Farm in Sedgeford became operational, around 1.5 million chickens have been reared there.
A Terrington St John woman who had a rare brain tumour removed in 2013 has surpassed her target to fund research into the cancers.
Emergency crews were called to reports of an unexploded Second World War bomb in Wicken Green, near Fakenham, this afternoon (Thursday, March 28).
The Duke of Edinburgh has been spotted driving a horse-drawn carriage near Sandringham today, after he voluntarily gave up his licence last month.
Thieves have twice targeted a baby’s grave in Clenchwarton, after a second ornament was stolen from it last week.
Half a century on from its closure, former pupils and teachers of a Lynn convent are set to be reunited in May.
After 20 years of service to West Norfolk Council, borough mayor Nick Daubney has announced he will stand down as a councillor this year
Youngsters in South Wootton enjoyed an RE lesson with a difference last week when the Key to Life trailer paid them a visit.
A care company which operates in West Norfolk has revealed its commitment to paying its staff a ‘real’ Living Wage.
Students from performance company Theatretrain King’s Lynn enjoyed a musical evening with a winning Britain’s Got Talent act last week.
A year-long pilot scheme will see the introduction of General Practice Assistants to doctors surgeries across the county.
It was an out of this world experience for pupils at Howard Junior School in Gaywood yesterday when rocket enthusiast Rod Stevenson paid them a visit.
Members of a West Norfolk community have voiced their frustration after new ‘shared space’ signs were vandalised at a village park.
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Police are appealing for information after a large quantity of tools were stolen during a burglary in Walpole St Andrew.
Police are appealing for information following a distraction burglary in which jewellery and cash were stolen in East Rudham yesterday.
Marquettes Baton Twirlers of Downham achieved their best Area Championship results of the past 20 years on March 2.
Hundreds of people across West Norfolk took part in fundraising activities in support of Comic Relief’s Red Nose Day last Friday.
Pupils at a school in Downham have been recognised for their fundraising efforts for last year’s Poppy Appeal.
Hundreds of people enjoyed the second annual King’s Lynn Gin Festival at St Nicholas’ Chapel at the weekend.
