Politics

A town council has now recruited a disability advocate for residents to voice their concerns to.

A village allotment holder has received recognition for his dedication as a tenant.

Councillors went ‘quackers’ when they were asked if they wanted to contribute £250 towards a five-foot statue of a duck.

Progress has been made towards repairing a town barn and getting it back into use for the community.

The mayor of a town that could be surrounded with solar farms if plans go ahead said he was “disappointed” with a district council.

Independent West Norfolk Councillor Pallavi Devulapalli takes the Friday Politics reins this week and talks about an important planning meeting.

A petition calling for parking prices to be cut at Heacham Beach has already garnered more than 500 signatures.

Here are the Lynn News letters from the edition of Friday, April 11, 2025.

Lynn’s hospital rebuild has hit a major milestone after confirmation of the funding available and the expected size of the site.

A council is continuing its efforts to tackle anti-social behaviour throughout the district after consulting with residents on vehicle nuisance.

In his weekly column, MP James Wild discusses the USA’s trade tariffs.

Concerns have been raised over a junction which has seen many crashes over the years - with a councillor labelling it a “black spot”.

A developer has been ordered to pay nearly £8,000 after admitting damaging 27 protected trees.

This Easter there will be less disruption to bin collections in West Norfolk as crews will work on Good Friday.

West Norfolk Council has undergone a political shake-up with cabinet members changing and Conservatives defecting to Reform.

Works to create a new roundabout on a town’s bypass have been pushed back to allow for resurfacing.

A dog breeding business based at a village home is allowed to stay permanently – despite objections.

Trading Standards officials have been working to stop illegal and dangerous goods from being sold across Norfolk.

Families across Norfolk will soon benefit from new nursery places, with a Breckland primary school among the first wave to welcome the change.

Work to open Lynn’s new library by autumn this year remains on track, Norfolk County Council has insisted.