Flying icons from the Second World War were among the exhibits youngsters were able to see when they saw planes of all types in the Duxford museum.
Forty people in Norfolk have been the victim of fast-spreading scams related to QR codes, new figures show.
The FEI Barefoot Retreats Burnham Market International Horse Trials get under way today.
A wildlife photographer has captured some stunning photographs showing a snake dance.
The road outside a primary school could become “more dangerous” if it were made one-way, a council has warned.
A petition calling for parking prices to be cut at Heacham Beach has already garnered more than 500 signatures.
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The Lynn News is wishing one of our team the very best as she embarks on an exciting adventure.
Lynn’s hospital rebuild has hit a major milestone after confirmation of the funding available and the expected size of the site.
Six different fire crews were sent to battle a village blaze.
A council is continuing its efforts to tackle anti-social behaviour throughout the district after consulting with residents on vehicle nuisance.
A boutique bed specialist is set to close down after just seven months of trading due to rising costs.
Drivers can now purchase and service their cars in “true Scandinavian style” after the opening of a new £3.5million store.
A developer has been ordered to pay nearly £8,000 after admitting damaging 27 protected trees.
Two men have admitted using a signal relay device to steal a car.
Work to open Lynn’s new library by autumn this year remains on track, Norfolk County Council has insisted.
A 19-year-old described as “a great lad” died after crashing the off-road motorbike he had purchased just one week earlier.
Police have launched an investigation after a woman and her pet were attacked by a “large” dog.
A primary school has been buzzing with excitement since some very special visitors arrived – a group of friendly sheep.
An exciting art exhibition displaying work produced all over the world will help to raise funds for disadvantaged young people in Norfolk.
A new food waste collection service for businesses is now live, providing them with a practical solution to meet recycling regulations.
