Two months on, a reopening date for the West Lynn ferry has still to be confirmed.
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A memorial event is set to pay tribute to a “local personality” and businessman who died earlier this year.
Police are appealing for witnesses after a pensioner was assaulted in Old Hunstanton while walking his dog.
The UK’s fifth national Food Waste Action Week is under way - with West Norfolk Council supporting the event again.
The 23-year-old who injured four people at Fawkes in the Walks set off the firework from a house, a court has heard.
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Plastic has washed ashore at another beach in our area following the North Sea tanker disaster last week.
A significant milestone has been marked in a school’s expansion and relocation as pupils visited the site and took part in a ceremonial steel signing.
Small pieces of plastic believed to have come from the North Sea tanker collision last week have washed up on the West Norfolk coastline.
A plan which says up to £29million per year could be saved by having fewer councils in Norfolk is being submitted to the Government.
A man has been charged after a food delivery driver’s vehicle was taken without consent and then crashed moments later.
Relatives of crew members lost aboard RAF bombers during the Second World War recently paid a special visit to West Norfolk.
A town centre pub’s apparent closure is not believed to be linked to any complaints from nearby residents.
Despite workers being spotted in the building, the future remains bleak for a former Lynn department store.
An 80-year-old has defied age and illness by turning to ballet and chair aerobics during a battle with a rare, incurable form of blood cancer.
Norfolk’s Police and Crime Commissioner Sarah Taylor has launched her four-year plan for the county.
Residents living around a new town development are invited to a Creating Communities event tomorrow.
A 27-year-old man has been found not guilty of murdering his grandfather by reason of insanity.
James Wild has raised concerns about potential over-regulation in the Football Governance Bill and risks to the success of English football.
James Wild has urged the Justice Secretary not to adopt “soft sentencing policies” amid growing court backlogs.
Five people have been arrested on suspicion of murder following the disappearance of a man in Lynn.
