Politics

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

Businesses are opening in new pop-up units in Lynn town centre.

Live updates as proposals for two megafarms in West Norfolk come to a head…

An 18-year-old is standing in an upcoming by-election as he does not believe young people are “considered or represented in local politics”.

Exciting floral plans are coming up for a town as its In Bloom committee looks for more members.

Railings outside of a town hall that have been branded “dangerous” are set to be prepared.

A town council was informed of the benefits the area could receive with the introduction of local government restructuring and devolution.

An MP paid a visit to a family-run farm to see how it is adapting to the environmental challenges it is facing.

A Government report has claimed pupils in Norfolk will lose out on £1billion in future earnings due to taking time off school last year.

In his weekly column, North West Norfolk MP James Wild discusses the Chancellor’s emergency budget…

A town resident has said it is an “absolute disgrace” that nothing is being done about a nightmare neighbour whose rubbish attracts rats to the area.

On Thursday, one of West Norfolk’s most contentious planning applications in years will come to a head…

West Norfolk Council has today welcomed Alive West Norfolk back under in-house management.

Residents can have their say on what happens to a town park as officials have called for ideas to be shared.

South West Norfolk is set to receive millions in funding to kickstart and progress flood defence schemes.

A food producer has unveiled its final arguments ahead of a fateful day which will determine whether it can construct two megafarms in our area.

A major housing development remains shrouded in uncertainty, with farmers reluctant to sell and others frustrated at their treatment.

Council lawyers have agreed to refund their fees after a barrister’s error cost them thousands of pounds through losing a High Court case.

Terry Jermy has welcomed news that police forces will receive an additional £800,000 to tackle rural crime.

A plan setting out how development in West Norfolk will be shaped over the coming years has been formally adopted.