Nostalgia

This was the scene featured in the Lynn News in November, 1991.

A harvest festival bridged the generation gap at Lynn’s Red Cross Hall in October, 1981, when students from Lynn’s Springwood High School...

Class Two at Gooderstone Primary School were having a cracking time learning about the ancient Greeks in October, 1998.

A trip down memory lane as Walpole Highway Primary School children say farewell to their popular cook in October 1981.

As local correspondent for both the Lynn News and EDP, Ken clocked up more then 12,000 news reports.

Known as the ‘Mother of the Wounded’ during World War I, a woman has been recognised with a plaque unveiled in her honour.

Collector was surprised to find photos inside a tin purchased at a car boot

Second World War revisited for Dad's Army Day in Swaffham's marketplace

Forties Lynn returned to the heart of the town

Ex-pupils of Lynn’s King Edward VII School are getting together for a reunion on Saturday, July 20

The new premises of the Hunstanton Heritage Centre opened at the former NatWest bank last Saturday

Colkirk Primary School pupils had a double reason to celebrate in June, 1986

The Bar Man, by Jeff Hoyle, Friday, June 14, 2019

The pupils won £50 which they planned to use to buy circuits and equipment for their science lessons

Lookback at Lynn Advertiser contemporary reports of those who lost their lives during D-Day

Playgroup children were among the models for a fashion show at the William Burt Centre, West Winch, in May, 1992

Museum bosses and the dock's operators have teamed up for the display

In his long career, Mr Fisher had survived being shot up during World War II by US fighter planes

New book telling the story of Marham, its aircraft, and its people, will launch a bid to raise funds to keep the Tornado’s memory alive

Youngsters were involved in an environmental project at Reffley