Transport

Residents say they are living a “complete nightmare” as an ever-growing hoard of cars continues to take over their village.

Increased police patrols have been put in place amid concerns about crime and street drinkers at Lynn’s bus station.

A letter writer says a casino where she previously lived ruined her marriage.

Councillors say a newly upgraded footpath will encourage more people to “get outside” and enjoy West Norfolk.

A residential road is set to close again this month so a drainage issue at a new crossing can be fixed.

An overnight road closure will be needed for the last of the current set of works to Cross Keys bridge.

The new leader of a cross-border campaign group aiming to upgrade the A47 to dual carriageway says he will be “banging on the doors of Government”.

A £1million project to revamp a town’s bus station is now under way.

A port has reopened after a boat that had run aground was moved.

Fed-up villagers are calling for a road’s weight limit to be lowered amid frustrations that thousands of pounds are being “wasted” on repairs.

Big plans to deliver two new active travel hubs in Lynn are set to make it easier and more cost-effective for people to get into the town centre.

Vital work to improve a village road which is prone to flooding will kick off at the start of November.

People are frustrated by train delays and fares which are “too high”, according to the results of a new survey.

A key town road will be closed for nearly a week in order for resurfacing works to take place.

Although works to improve a busy junction are proving to be “a pain in the backside”, councillors insist it will be worth the inconvenience afterward.

Plans have been submitted for an electrical and mechanical upgrade to the historic Grade II-listed swing bridge at Sutton Bridge.

Two pieces of common land are set to be decommissioned as part of a major housing access road scheme.

An updated transport strategy will aim to make it easier to travel in and out of Lynn town centre.

A father-of-three has said he is “disappointed” in a parking company fining him £100 for being 17 minutes late back to his vehicle.

Residents are concerned that a man’s growing hoard of scrap cars on a village road is posing a safety risk.