Transport

Here are the letters from the Friday, October 27 e

A £1.68 million project to electrify the Cross Keys Swing Bridge will be discussed by councillors next week.

A bus service will be running more regularly after an upgrade – but councillors hope this is just an “interim step” before more major improvements.

A bus service is being forced to divert from its route due to ongoing work to fix a water main.

There are fears Paris’ bedbug infestation may cross the Channel – but what are they, how do you remove them and why are transport companies on alert?

A railway enthusiast hopes his new book about the Lynn-Cambridge line can spark renewed interest in the subject.

One of the area’s main bus services has been given a total refresh.

West Norfolk’s MPs have praised plans to upgrade a “bottleneck” railway line that will result in more train services come to our area.

A steam turbine has been delivered ‘like clockwork’ after a large-scale operation to take it through Port Sutton Bridge.

A row over a historic bridge’s concrete ‘infill’ is building ahead of a decision over its future.

‘Basic’ car insurance policies are rising in popularity but experts fear cheaper deals may mean motorists miss vital cover like windscreen repair.

Plans to create West Norfolk’s first 20mph town are still on hold - almost a year after they were first outlined.

The cost of car insurance is rising rapidly and latest figures from Compare the Market show how much drivers may need to pay depending on their age.

National Highways look set to be forced to restore a disused railway bridge which engineers filled in with concrete.

Plans to scrap one-day Travelcards will make train trips to London more expensive from January, fears a campaign group.

A near two hundred-tonne steam turbine will be escorted by police to a port before being transported by ship abroad.

A councillor has queried whether contentious low-traffic neighbourhoods could be introduced to tackle pollution levels in Swaffham.

Councillors have thrown their weight behind a campaign against closing railway station ticket offices – with the plans labelled “discriminatory”.

Plans for road connecting the A10 and A47 to cater for new housing are set to take an “important step forward” – but will cost £20m more than planned.

Accessing health services may become easier with the introduction of a new bus route coming to town next week.