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A “transformational” community orchard has been planted in South Lynn.
New trees have been planted in a Lynn park by conservation group members and council workers.
Mystery surrounds the disappearance of a 47-year-old man presumed dead.
Secondary schools from across West Norfolk have come together to showcase their musical talents at a recital evening.
Cranswick’s plans to construct two huge farms in Methwold and Feltwell have been turned down.
Businesses are opening in new pop-up units in Lynn town centre.
Police are investigating after a ‘dine and dash’ incident in a West Norfolk village this week.
Just months after its highly-anticipated return to the village, our reviewer said that it was great to report that a revamped pub is worth a visit.
A popular town pub has reopened following a major revamp - just in time for the sunny weather.
An off-road bike has been seized after residents raised concerns about the person driving it.
An Old Etonian who threatened to throw his ex-partner down a well at his family’s country estate has been jailed for 24 years for attempted murder.
West Norfolk Council has today welcomed Alive West Norfolk back under in-house management.
Staff at a care home are walking ten miles for the Alzheimer's Society this weekend.
The construction of a new village sports pavilion is officially under way.
A stretch of the A149 will be closed overnight for highway maintenance early next month.
Drone footage has shown the scale of the task at hand for those hoping to restore the Middleton Towers railway station.
Two months on, a reopening date for the West Lynn ferry has still to be confirmed.
A councillor has said the almost £100,000 his authority spent on an ill-fated car parking scheme has “not been wasted”.
A secondary school has said it is bucking the countywide trend of students acting sexist towards female teachers with its new approach to discipline.
Both cakes and walking featured when fundraisers at a school took part in this year’s Comic Relief.
A Government report has claimed pupils in Norfolk will lose out on £1billion in future earnings due to taking time off school last year.
