Firefighters helped to rescue a person whose vehicle had become trapped in flood water at Welney.
A developer has refuted “any allegations of wrongdoing” despite concerns from villagers that their street could be flooded this winter.
A consultation asking for feedback on proposals to introduce traffic enforcement cameras at a number of locations in Lynn has been launched.
An important document which brings the reality of a new hospital in Lynn closer has been signed.
The owner of a crazy golf venue is over the moon after finally being granted planning permission following a year of uncertainty.
There are “exciting plans” to enhance West Norfolk’s tourism industry after a report revealed that visitor numbers were on the rise last year.
Lynn businesses have been offered the opportunity to become part of the team driving regeneration and investment in the town.
A grand opening celebrated the completion of a new 2km Brancaster boardwalk following its construction earlier this year.
News that gigabit broadband coverage across our area will be improved in the new year has been welcomed.
Transforming the Guildhall theatre could bring people from all over the world to Lynn, according to its creative director.
One group of people came up with an adventurous way of navigating a road which remains 40 inches under water.
Transformational plans to preserve and enhance Lynn’s Guildhall theatre have been approved.
Temporary traffic lights will be in place along the A47 while National Highways cuts down a number of diseased trees.
Nearly 80 spaces have been created at Norfolk schools for children and young people with special educational needs or disabilities.
Hunstanton looks set to benefit from an affordable housing development and a new library as part of West Norfolk Council plans.
Crews battled a domestic building blaze in town this morning.
A crazy golf venue has finally been granted planning permission despite worries that it could harm Lynn’s town centre.
Re-imagining our market towns to attract more visitors was the theme of a conference which brought together more than 100 people.
The “most significant work” to take place on the Main Drain since St Germans Pumping Station was built is kicking off this month.
A public consultation seeking views on how a community centre can be improved is under way.