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Research has revealed that only a small proportion of West Norfolk people regularly cycle. Will that change with the new limits on public transport?
Govia Thameslink Railway’s fleet of trains, stations and staff areas have been treated with a powerful new viruscide to kill the coronavirus.
Lines have been closed following the incident earlier today.
Officials want to look at ideas including new bus lanes and making some roads two-way for traffic.
County roads chiefs say the schemes are essential and will be completed later this month.
Industry bosses say they are preparing in case current staff fall ill over the coming weeks.
New buses running on a key route should be the start of a major improvement to services right across the borough, Lynn councillor says.
A county and borough councillor has said the A149 speed limit needs to be reduced, especially with plans to build new homes in the area.
A landlord of a nearby pub says he is against the road being closed three times.
Two family photographs were found at a bus station in the Lynn area as an appeal has gone out for the owner to collect them.