Kings Lynn

Our reporter visited Marriott’s Warehouse in Lynn for breakfast. Here are her thoughts…

A new display which explores the experiences and legacies of soldiers who became prisoners of war was attended by a member of the royal family.

A tip-toeing burglar, dangerous dog owner and man who masturbated in front of two teenagers were among the offenders in court last week.

Residents looking to get onto the property ladder around South Wootton now have a wider scope to choose from.

A manager of a fishing company said it is “disappointing” that its vessel was broken into by thieves during the early hours of the morning.

A burglar who broke into a woman’s home and “tip-toed” around the property could be jailed.

A mobility scooter user could be jailed after stealing a Buddha statue from a town centre shop.

More than 200 guests packed into a venue for a black-tie evening filled with entertainment, an auction and a raffle - all in the name of charity.

More than 200 schoolchildren took to the stage for an annual concert in front of a packed audience this week.

A man is “absolutely adamant” he can turn his life around after avoiding jail when being sentenced for 16 offences.

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A woman who stole from shops three times within a month told a court her life is “back on track”.

A London man who attempted to instigate a fight during a night out in Lynn has been fined.

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A man who masturbated in front of two teenage girls has been handed a community order.

Police investigating the disappearance of 54-year-old Maris Ile have concluded their search of an allotment site in North Lynn.

The annual ‘Great British Spring Clean’ gets under way in town this weekend.

A new display which will explore the experiences and legacies of soldiers from Norfolk who became prisoners of war opens tomorrow.

Cuts to key disability benefits could be a “potential disaster” for people in West Norfolk, a charity has warned.