All Our Yesterdays: West Norfolk racer Carl Breeze at Halfords King’s Lynn, Downham Market Bee’s Motors, Bakkavor Meals in Sutton Bridge, Muck Works South Lynn

• All Our Yesterdays, June 6: June snapshots, part two

June 2002: West Norfolk racing driver Carl Breeze cuts the ribbon to open the new-look Halfords’ store in Lynn, helped by manager Graham Stratton and the Maxpower girls, and watched by Halfords’ staff and guests.

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June 2013: Members of Lynn and District Sugarcraft Club marked the group’s 25th anniversary by showing off their baking skills at South Wootton Village Hall.

Dozens of members and former members attended the get-together.

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June 2009: Meet the team at Bee’s Motors, the family firm based at Lynn Road, Downham, which was celebrating its 25th anniversary.

At the front from left are Barbara Salter, Julie Bee and Kevin Bee; back from left Nathan Dent, Kevin Riches, Graham Palmer, Paul Ivory and Nigel Johnson.

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June 2011: Athletic employees at Bakkavor Meals in Sutton Bridge went the extra mile to raise £4,000 for two cancer charities.

Women from the company took part in the annual 5k Race for Life in aid of Cancer Research UK, while their male colleagues completed a 5k run in London’s Victoria Park for KYEOTB (Keep Your Eye on the Ball) which raised awareness of male cancers.

Front from left are Grant Rowney, Kamila Biera, Paul Sullivan, Sue Richards and Ivor Sanderson; back row are Stuart Garner, Tina Duffy, Sarah Cooksley and Emma L’Angellier. Photo: MLNF-11AM06243

June 2002: Lynn’s skyline changed dramatically with the demolition of the gigantic Muck Works building at South Lynn.

Properly known as West Norfolk Fertilisers, work stopped at the site in 1967 and it was used for storage until 1982. This picture shows the collapsed steel framework at the site in Saddlebow Road which was earmarked for redevelopment in the Nar Ouse Regeneration Area project.

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