Letter writers express concerns over slot machine arcades, public toilets and a hospital rebuild in this week’s Lynn News letters page.
A housing group claims West Norfolk Council has “serious questions to answer” after dishing out a fine over an electrical safety certificate.
In this week’s Friday Politics column, Pallavi Devulapalli discusses council finances and the beautiful West Norfolk environment…
Residents called it “chaos”, organisers said it was “overwhelmingly attended” - regardless, this event caused a stir.
A contrast of historic and modern art can currently be seen throughout Houghton Hall and its grounds.
A major project to bring power from Scotland to Norfolk is facing an important hurdle over plans to build new substations in West Norfolk villages.
Delays in opening a “much-needed” special school, which was supposed to open next year, are having a “negative impact” on children.
Hair and beauty students showcased their talent and creativity at the prestigious competition taking home a clutch of top place certificates.
NHS counsellors have been striking today over claims they are being underpaid thousands of pounds a year.
Students have been treated to a VIP visit to meet the mayor and take a tour of a historic town hall.
Archaeologists have made a landmark discovery of the earliest known theatrical stage in the UK at Lynn’s Guildhall theatre.
A man convicted of sexual assault and banned from approaching lone women just this week is already accused of breaching the order.
A group of singers put on a free entertaining afternoon for care home residents.
A village came together last week to celebrate VE Day.
