Human Interest

A Busker’s Corner is coming to Hunstanton Heritage Gardens this week.

Five West Norfolk farm workers have been honoured at the Royal Norfolk Show.

Downham Market Academy staff have joined forces with a former pupil to create a video their leavers will never forget.

More than 85,000 people are estimated to have attended last week’s two-day Royal Norfolk Show.

Four market towns in North Norfolk, including Fakenham, are set to benefit from up to £400,000 of funding to improve their communities.

A refreshing breeze brought hundreds of visitors to Holmon Sunday for the village’s Help Holme Church Group’s 22nd annual open gardens.

West Norfolk is not receiving enough national investment in local public services due to “false perceptions” that the county is a rich area.

The forth annual Terrington Beer Festival went “remarkably well”, says owners daughter.

Proposals for up to 20 new homes on the edge of Swaffham could get the go-ahead, despite the site being outside established development limits.

Proposals to build new homes on a former village school site near Swaffham will go before councillors next week.

A former Downham pupil has been shortlisted for an award for her first published novel.

Topographic survey works to Hunstanton’s southern seafront area is set to begin next week.

Officials from Swaffham’s Rotary Club are making a new plea for golfers to get into the fundraising swing and join them for their charity day.

Staff at Lynn-based Bespak have donated their time, energy and creativity to raise £19,483 for Norfolk and Waveney cancer charity, Big C.

A whale which was first spotted in Lynn yesterday has now died after becoming beached at West Lynn.

Two GPs have been appointed as new governors of a key body responsible for health services in West Norfolk.

Spells, charms and potions were all part of the timetable as Downham Market Academy took a leaf out of Hogwarts’ book last week.

It's taken 79 days and 1,500 miles but former High Sheriff of Norfolk James Bagge has today finished his fundraising trek which started in Lynn.

Hospital’s lead chaplain, the Revd Stella Green, has received her official licensing by the Bishop of Lynn, the Rt Revd Jonathan Meyrick.

A West Norfolk branch of the Royal British Legion (RBL) is offering to lay personal symbols on behalf of relatives of the Fallen buried overseas.