A food producer has unveiled its final arguments ahead of a fateful day which will determine whether it can construct two megafarms in our area.
Two West Norfolk bakeries have been named among the best 50 in the UK.
Tiered seating and state-of-the-art lighting have helped to create a “world-class” theatre facility in a Lynn school.
A Lynn-based company has launched a White Paper aimed at helping businesses cut costs and reduce their carbon footprint.
Two charities which give vital support to residents have been given a boost by the Lynn Community Choir.
Terry Jermy has welcomed news that police forces will receive an additional £800,000 to tackle rural crime.
Staff at a care home are walking ten miles for the Alzheimer's Society this weekend.
A popular retail store’s name will soon vanish from the high street - but it will not be closing altogether.
A man was arrested yesterday morning in connection with a number of thefts across North Norfolk and Breckland.
Three people have been charged after a number of vehicles and car parts were found at a suspected ‘chop-shop’.
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A plan setting out how development in West Norfolk will be shaped over the coming years has been formally adopted.
Serious concerns over dangerous traffic outside a school have resurfaced after a child narrowly avoided being hit by a driver mounting the pavement.
James Wild has described the Chancellor’s decision not to support businesses in her spring statement as “very concerning”.
Photographs have been released showing contractors using a mechanical vacuum to remove plastic nurdles from beaches.
A tribute has been issued by the family of a man who died following a crash last summer.
Eight new affordable homes have been handed over after the culmination of a £1.6million project to regenerate an existing commercial building.
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The College of West Anglia’s university centre in Lynn is set to welcome leading educators, researchers and policy makers from across the UK.
Even the snacks were themed when school youngsters took part in this year’s Comic Relief fundraiser.
A report has revealed that two key town centre projects have been “scaled back” or delayed.
A mechanical vacuum will be used to collect and remove plastic nurdles from West Norfolk beaches following the North Sea tanker collision.
