Ensuring health care is linked up, better communication, and shaping services were all top of the agenda at the QEH Youth Council’s first meeting.
Two vehicles were involved in a crash outside Lynn’s library yesterday afternoon.
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An 18-year-old motorcyclist who died in a “tragic accident” has been remembered as someone who had “so much love to give”.
A man who was found dead at the side of the A47 in early December has been identified.
A community has been given a huge boost thanks to the installation of a new life-saving device.
A free event in the new year will give people the chance to learn more about the services available to them as their lives draw to a close.
James Wild says an ambitious scheme to crack down on crime in North Lynn is making a “tangible difference”.
Terry Jermy has claimed “most people don’t mind who delivers their public services” amid plans which look set to see West Norfolk Council abolished.
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The construction of a new roundabout along a key route into town is progressing well - but some further traffic delays are expected.
A woman was rushed to hospital last night after suffering a head injury outside a fast food restaurant.
A new security system donated to aid an ambitious project in North Lynn will “galvanise the community”, a town company has said.
The “best outcome” is being sought for West Norfolk after a new Government paper all but confirmed district councils will be scrapped.
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Uncertainty surrounds a major project to clear the Main Drain after “the complexity and cost of the scheme was underestimated”.
Two people were taken to hospital after a crash which saw a car end up on its roof at the weekend.
A former health club with “historic interest” is set to be converted into a new four-bedroom home.
A new 12-home development is set to be built just 250 metres from a village pub after plans were given the seal of approval.
A pilot to provide specialist support to families affected by child to parent abuse is aiming to reduce violence in Norfolk.
James Wild has criticised the doubling of housing targets in West Norfolk, describing the Labour Government’s move as “very concerning”.
Proposals to convert a disused chapel and school into two new homes have been turned down due the impact they would have on surrounding wildlife.
Plans to build five homes at a former vehicle service centre have been rejected due to concerns over their poor design.
