Human Interest

Anglian Water’s new wetland in Ingoldisthorpe has been formally opened by children from the village primary school.

More than £6,000 was raised at the Rotary Club of King’s Lynn’s seventh annual golf day on Friday.

Pupils at a school in Downham took a walk in their teachers’ shoes when they got stuck into a role reversal day.

Officials say work on the project is progressing well and they are hopeful of starting the next phrase this autumn.

People had the chance to test their aim during a taster event hosted by a West Norfolk archery group.

Freebridge Waterside resident Dorothy Beales celebrated her 80th birthday by raising £200 for Macmillan Cancer Support.

Runners aim to Beat the Tide at weekend charity event

Officials preparing for first phase of revamp project

Delight as thousands raised during annual tractor run and country fayre

Two brothers from Great Massingham have raised £435 to buy play equipment, known as trim trails, for their school playground.

The hard work of students at a Lynn sports college has been recognised at an annual awards evening.

Drone footage showing the dramatic moment a missing man was found stuck in the marshes at Titchwell has been released by police.

Staff and students at the College of West Anglia (CWA) have been learning how to detect early signs of skin cancer, thanks to UK charity Skcin.

A miniature version of one of Lynn’s most iconic landmarks will be unveiled this week.

A fundraising ball has prompted a donation to Lynn’s Queen Elizabeth Hospital’s West Norfolk Breast Care Unit by Freemasons in Hunstanton.

New programme aims to raise awareness of vital work

Sarah Juggins wrote The History Makers with Richard Stainthorpe following Great Britain’s women’s hockey triumph at the Rio Olympics two years ago.

The Walks in Lynn was awash with colourful bubbles today as the first ever Bubble Rush event was held in the town in aid of EACH.

Twelve West Norfolk churches came together on Saturday to Celebrate King’s Lynn.

More than 150 pupils from Lynn’s Howard Junior School graduated from the Children’s University programme at the University of East Anglia this week.