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A new leader 'must have campaigned for Brexit', says Liz Truss
A group of West Norfolk primary schools has appointed a new headteacher at the third attempt
In his long career, Mr Fisher had survived being shot up during World War II by US fighter planes
West Norfolk's mayor praised the team's 'meteoric' rise over recent months
The second Lantern Walk, organised by the Norfolk Hospice, Tapping House, took place in The Walks on Friday
Plans have just been approved by the hospital’s CEO for fundraising for a much needed bereavement suite in the QEH
Store runs on renewable energy and electric car-charing stations
Events are held in woodlands, such as Sandringham, and on the beach at Hunstanton
Topics will cover key areas, such as planning, sales and book keeping
More than 1,500 crimes were committed by previous offenders in West Norfolk in just one year, figures show
One person is believed to have been carrying a metal bar during the incident
A Wisbech motorbike company is offering a £200 reward after a bike belonging to its young apprentice was stolen.
A driver in his 20s has been reported for excessive speeding just five minutes after buying his car
Data from the DWP shows 910 high-level sanctions were imposed on people claiming Jobseekers Allowance in Lynn and West Norfolk
The sessions coincide with National Dementia Awareness Week
A new television series will be giving people an insight into what life is like inside the surgical theatres
Police were called to the A47 at Necton at 4.35pm after several vehicles including a Honda, Renault, Mercedes and BMW were involved in collision
A signalling fault appears to have resurfaced this morning causing further disruption to services between King's Lynn and Ely.
Signalling problems in the Littleport area from 6.55am this morning meant Great Northern trains between Ely and King's Lynn were disrupted
Son can carry on riding his bike
Two screens are planned for what is currently a bar area
The original decision to reject the scheme was upheld in a second public inquiry
Lynn’s Woodcraft Folk group has been given a £2,000 grant that will enable it to expand
A headteacher has hailed news that a new primary school, which will take on over 200 pupils, has been formally approved to replace her closing school
Hexagon Education, based at the Highgate Community Centre, works with those aged from 12 to 19-years-old
