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Small pieces of plastic believed to have come from the North Sea tanker collision last week have washed up on the West Norfolk coastline.
A homeowner has lost a bid to give a crumbling pillbox a new lease of life, after officials ruled it would harm the heritage of the relic.
A suspected bomb was found on a West Norfolk beach at the weekend.
A man has been taken to hospital after a crash involving two vehicles on a major road this morning.
A plan which says up to £29million per year could be saved by having fewer councils in Norfolk is being submitted to the Government.
A village business owner wanted to give back to a scout unit he used to be part of as a child and has provided a generous donation.
Police are continuing their investigations into the ‘no body’ murder of a 54-year-old Latvian national who was living in Lynn this week.
A 17-year-old is gearing up to take on a family business.
The first steps have been made in a project to revamp a grot spot hotel as developers are pushing ahead with their plans.
A man has been charged after a food delivery driver’s vehicle was taken without consent and then crashed moments later.
Police are searching an allotment as part of their investigation into the disappearance of a 54-year-old man.
Norfolk’s Police and Crime Commissioner Sarah Taylor has launched her four-year plan for the county.
A team of five enthusiastic volunteers is helping to remind patients of their important hospital appointments.
An 11-year-old says he is “really happy to take part in research” into diabetes by taking part in a trial which will help others.
A passionate fundraiser is on a mission to raise as much money as she can for a hospital.
More car parking charges are set to go up in Lynn.
Here are the letters from the Lynn News of Friday, March 7, 2025.
A business owner has called for buses to stop using a Lynn road ridden with potholes amid a council’s £364,000 work.
A senior councillor has called for officials to build a bridge over a river to link Lynn with its neighbours on the other side of the waterway.
A seaside town is marking a special occasion with a weekend full of activities.
A Lynn drama teacher celebrated his impending retirement after 39 years in the profession with a gripping production of The 39 Steps.
Budding pianists and their teachers gathered at a school for the first round of a prestigious piano competition.
One West Norfolk school was a little late marking World Book Day but made up for it with an array of costumes.
