Transport

The West Lynn ferry is likely to be out of action for several weeks after a discovery found that nine steps are suffering from “deterioration”.

The West Lynn ferry is currently out of action after a step detached from its staircase.

Rail passengers planning to use the East Coast Main Line are being warned engineering work will mean a disruption to some services.

A town bus stop is to be upgraded to “gold standard” when work starts in January.

News that Norfolk is to receive more than £56 million for urgent road and pothole repairs has been welcomed.

Two West Norfolk schools have received a £5,000 grant to pilot the county council’s Active Travel Survey.

Nearly 90% of passengers have been satisfied with their bus travel in Norfolk, a survey has found.

A village car park has been successfully resurfaced as part of a project to enhance visitors’ experience.

A planned night time closure of a major Lynn road will not now take place.

Passengers looking to travel by rail this weekend are being warned of disruption to services.

Passengers faced difficulty getting around West Norfolk via train yesterday due to damage caused by Storm Bert.

Works to install innovative electronic signs on a stretch of road which often becomes impassable as a result of flooding have kicked off.

An ambitious project to reinstate a historic village railway platform is in “jeopardy” due to a lack of funding.

Campaigners are urging County Hall to reinstate a long-lost railway line between two towns.

A bus company will raise its fares next month in a bid to cope with growing costs.

Plans to upgrade a key bus route are set to see residents benefit from better transport reliability and improved journey times.

Councillors are set to examine potential projects which could see up to £50,000 spent on improving their town.

One lane of a village road will be closed for eight weeks and traffic lights in place while pavement reconstruction work is carried out.

Plans to build a new South Lynn railway station and reinstate the Lynn to Hunstanton line would be considered if viable, a report has said.

A consultation asking for feedback on proposals to introduce traffic enforcement cameras at a number of locations in Lynn has been launched.