In his fortnightly column, MP Terry Jermy discusses flooding and the protection of our waterways.
Proposals to build what would be one of the biggest livestock farms in the country have been recommended for refusal by West Norfolk planners.
Cuts to key disability benefits could be a “potential disaster” for people in West Norfolk, a charity has warned.
In our weekly Friday Politics column, Jo Rust discusses progress made over the last 50 years since 50 years the Sex Discrimination Act.
West Norfolk Council began a beach clean operation yesterday following the tanker collision in the North Sea.
Councillors in West Norfolk have decided which model for local government reorganisation they would prefer to “best meet Norfolk’s needs”.
Two months on, a reopening date for the West Lynn ferry has still to be confirmed.
The UK’s fifth national Food Waste Action Week is under way - with West Norfolk Council supporting the event again.
A councillor has said the almost £100,000 his authority spent on an ill-fated car parking scheme has “not been wasted”.
A significant milestone has been marked in a school’s expansion and relocation as pupils visited the site and took part in a ceremonial steel signing.
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 plan which says up to £29million per year could be saved by having fewer councils in Norfolk is being submitted to the Government.
A seaside town is marking a special occasion with a weekend full of activities.
A council spent nearly £100,000 on its ill-fated plans to introduce car parking charges, it has been revealed.
