Environment

An 84-year-old has been left “heartbroken and concerned” after thieves broke into his garden and stole his 20 birds.

Financial troubles mean owners 'just can't make it work'

Volunteers urged to join latest environmental effort

Leaders of a West Norfolk school say a range of measures has enabled it to slash the amount of food it throws away.

Plans to build a major development on the Hardwick Industrial Estate is raising concern amongst residents.

A grey seal suffering a ‘horrendous’ injury after becoming trapped in discarded fishing netting is now fighting for his life.

A host of medieval artefacts were uncovered on Saturday when a learning and collection dayschool took place in Gaywood.

The official opening of Downham's new fire station took place on Wednesday.

Letter: Dick Melton May 18, 2018

A businessman who owns Bawsey Pits has spoken of his aspirations for the beauty spot in years to come.

Resort misses out on Blue Flag status

New device will 'bring street cleaning into 21st century', say council chiefs

Concerns have been raised over the state of Bawsey Pits following an illegal rave at the weekend.

New waste disposal charges at Norfolk’s recycling centres will not be scrapped, despite the launch of a campaign to reverse them.

A fire has broken out on a derelict boat in King's Lynn

Drivers across West Norfolk were warned yesterday by Norfolk County Council to take care on the roads with the imminent arrival of freezing conditions from Siberia.

Lynn’s GroundWork gallery was on Friday awarded The Nick Reeves Award for Arts and the Environment.

Rare black-tailed godwits were released into their new home at Welney by the RSPB and the Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust this week.