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High demand for MOTs could leave millions without valid certificates and risking a £1,000 fine

High demand for MOTs could leave millions without valid certificates and risking a £1,000 fine

High demand for MOTs could leave millions without valid certificates and risking a £1,000 fine

Demand for MOTs is expected to surge next month and drivers are being told to book appointments now.


RAC warns of 'more misery' as petrol hits eight-year high

RAC warns of 'more misery' as petrol hits eight-year high

RAC warns of 'more misery' as petrol hits eight-year high

Petrol prices have risen for the ninth month in a row with the RAC warning the situation shows no sign of improving.


Traffic warning over work to remove diseased trees from park

Traffic warning over work to remove diseased trees from park

Traffic warning over work to remove diseased trees from park

Temporary signals will be in place on a busy town centre road for several hours tomorrow.


Go to Town bus company extends route next week

Go to Town bus company extends route next week

Go to Town bus company extends route next week

Local bus service will link villages to Hunstanton for the first time.


Two years has sped past as Scooter Boys celebrate club

Two years has sped past as Scooter Boys celebrate club

Two years has sped past as Scooter Boys celebrate club

Vespas and Lambrettas will never go out of fashion for bike riders who love their scooters.


Daily ferry service remains on hold

Daily ferry service remains on hold

Daily ferry service remains on hold

Coronavirus has halted the riverside 'park-and-ride'.


Counties urged to work together on £100 million A17 bridge idea

Counties urged to work together on £100 million A17 bridge idea

Counties urged to work together on £100 million A17 bridge idea

A West Norfolk councillor says replacing the road bridge that links the area to Lincolnshire should be the starting point for a far wider scheme.


King's Lynn pedestrian ferry halts services due to Covid isolation

King's Lynn pedestrian ferry halts services due to Covid isolation

King's Lynn pedestrian ferry halts services due to Covid isolation

The service is not expected to resume until Monday at the earliest.


Residents 'fed up' of cars parking on pavements

Residents 'fed up' of cars parking on pavements

Residents 'fed up' of cars parking on pavements

Anti-social pavement parking by car drivers could soon bring about fines of £70 with new laws being introduced across England.

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Seven week pavement rebuilding programme in King's Lynn streets outlined

Seven week pavement rebuilding programme in King's Lynn streets outlined

Seven week pavement rebuilding programme in King's Lynn streets outlined

Work on a second reconstruction programme in Lynn is due to begin later this month, officials have announced.


Disruption warning as six weeks of pavement repairs planned near schools

Disruption warning as six weeks of pavement repairs planned near schools

Disruption warning as six weeks of pavement repairs planned near schools

People living close to two schools are being warned to expect weeks of disruption from forthcoming pavement repair works.


New £100 million A17 bridge needed, council leaders say

New £100 million A17 bridge needed, council leaders say

New £100 million A17 bridge needed, council leaders say

Senior councillors fear an existing bridge will not last for many more years, but local representatives question the need for such a big project.


Car parking on residential streets is getting worse

Car parking on residential streets is getting worse

Car parking on residential streets is getting worse

Vehicles sat unused and garages which are too small for modern cars is causing parking problems in residential streets, says a new report.

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Worry over A17 delays as bridge works given go-ahead

Worry over A17 delays as bridge works given go-ahead

Worry over A17 delays as bridge works given go-ahead

Councillors have given the green light to a four-month project to paint a vital road bridge on the West Norfolk border.


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