Politics

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.

A “capable and committed” councillor is set to become the portfolio holder for culture events at West Norfolk Council.

A councillor has said his remote village is “like the wild west” and that there are “no go areas” for police.

A developer has been told it has one final chance to solve issues holding up a 1,100-home development after councillors agreed to give them more time.

Hundreds of children and adults have enjoyed free workshops held as part of national Shakespeare Week.

In his fortnightly column, South West Norfolk MP Terry Jermy discusses new flood schemes.

Repair work is due to start on Monday on hundreds of miles of Norfolk’s roads.

A new food waste collection service for businesses is now live, providing them with a practical solution to meet recycling regulations.

Natalie Cowland is the Norfolk Safeguarding Adults Board’s new independent chair.

The location of nearly 10,000 homes to be built in West Norfolk has been revealed.

Here are the Lynn News letters from the edition of Friday, April 4, 2025.

A “transformational” community orchard has been planted in South Lynn.

New trees have been planted in a Lynn park by conservation group members and council workers.

Cranswick’s plans to construct two huge farms in Methwold and Feltwell have been turned down.