Kings Lynn

Lynn’s Olympic gold medal-winning hockey coach has been recognised in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List, which was published a short time ago.

A new campaign which aims to target illegal fishing practices has been launched by police in West Norfolk.

A turf-cutting ceremony has taken place today, ahead of building work on a new £1 million sports and community complex in Marshland St James.

Members of the Rotary Club of King’s Lynn have made a £1,250 presentation to the Guide Dogs charity after receiving a talk from guide dog owner Victoria Framingham.

Borough deputy mayor Jim Moriarty will open the St Faith’s Church summer fete in Gaywood tomorrow.

A West Norfolk farmer jailed after his tractor killed a mother-of-four on a country road, but later freed on appeal, has been returned to prison today.

Plans for three new access routes to be built off a Lynn road whose use is currently limited to buses, cyclists and pedestrians have been published.

A house blaze which killed a Heacham parish councillor is likely to have been started by a misplaced cigarette or something falling from an open fire, an inquest heard today.

Four people have been taken to hospital following a multi-vehicle collision on the A47 near Lynn’s Pullover roundabout earlier today.

A transport scheme that helps elderly people get to medical appointments in the Swaffham area has celebrated its 100th journey with a plea for more helpers to get involved.

I went along to the opening of the new exhibition at True’s Yard, about Crime and Punishment which runs until July 15.

SHARP Archaeological Open Day is being held on Sunday July 23, 10am-4pm at Boneyard Field, off Snettisham Road, Sedgeford (follow the AA signs from the B1454 in Sedgeford).

It was certainly a tonic seeing plenty of people enjoying themselves at the recent King’s Lynn Lions Fun Day at The Walks – and although the weather has been changeable lately, I think the forecasts bode well for future outdoor events.

A 33-year-old man from Lynn who was found in possession of cannabis after he was stopped for drink-driving has been ordered to pay £515 for the offences.

A Lynn councillor has announced plans for a public consultation on the future of a controversial site on the edge of the town.

A woman from Lynn has described cuts to a mental health service in West Norfolk as “devastating”.

Supporters of Lynn’s annual Festival Too music extravaganza have gathered for its annual ball.

Children from a Lynn primary school had a day in the stately surroundings of Houghton Hall on Tuesday to learn more about ‘land art’.

Residents in new build homes in South Lynn have voiced their frustrations at being left without broadband and phone connections for several months.

A Lynn school is “heading in the right direction” following praise from Ofsted inspectors, according to its headteacher.