Human Interest

A West Norfolk youngster was recognised for her efforts in raising more than £2,000 for a children’s charity.

A West Norfolk teen model and pageant queen is hosting her next event aimed at raising funds for a dyslexia charity.

Almost £20,000 has been raised by a coastal golf cup event which will go towards building an adaptive sports hub in town.

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A metal detectorist found a hoard of coins which were used throughout the Roman period.

A village hall has its “last chance” to be saved as it is under threat of closing permanently unless three people step up to become trustees.

A homeowner has lost a bid to give a crumbling pillbox a new lease of life, after officials ruled it would harm the heritage of the relic.

A village business owner wanted to give back to a scout unit he used to be part of as a child and has provided a generous donation.

Relatives of crew members lost aboard RAF bombers during the Second World War recently paid a special visit to West Norfolk.

Tradesmen who offered their services for free have nearly finished an annexe for a boy battling cancer.

A 17-year-old is gearing up to take on a family business.

The first steps have been made in a project to revamp a grot spot hotel as developers are pushing ahead with their plans.

Plans to demolish a 70-year-old sports pavilion have been given the green light, leaving football players temporarily without changing facilities.

A Lynn drama teacher celebrated his impending retirement after 39 years in the profession with a gripping production of The 39 Steps.

A friendship group is inviting the community to try one of its meet-ups in a bid to expand their social circle.

A passionate fundraiser is on a mission to raise as much money as she can for a hospital.

An art group’s latest exhibition all about plant power has launched just in time for spring.

A Norfolk shanty group sang their hearts out at a string of gigs to raise £4,000 for the charity that saves lives at sea.

Villagers came together to improve their park by planting more than 120 saplings.

The Lynn Worfolk Boat Trust was invited to a special presentation ceremony held at the town hall.