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.
Here are the letters from the Lynn News edition of Friday, March 28, 2025.
Serious concerns over dangerous traffic outside a school have resurfaced after a child narrowly avoided being hit by a driver mounting the pavement.
In our weekly Friday Politics column, Labour’s Francis Bone discusses disability and work.
James Wild has described the Chancellor’s decision not to support businesses in her spring statement as “very concerning”.
In his weekly column, MP James Wild discusses the budget and a town-based charity.
Villagers have been left outraged at the National Trust amid claims that the fantail of a historic windmill was “dumped”.
A report has revealed that two key town centre projects have been “scaled back” or delayed.
A mechanical vacuum will be used to collect and remove plastic nurdles from West Norfolk beaches following the North Sea tanker collision.
Major hotel chains are interested in taking on sites in two key West Norfolk towns.
A town council has apologised following a data breach of staff payslips involving its former deputy chairperson.
The construction of a new village sports pavilion is officially under way.
Lawyers have intervened in a row between villagers and a “smelly” farm, warning a council risks failing in its duties by not resolving the dispute.
