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 bus service was delayed over the weekend after a passenger had a medical emergency.
Work is due to begin to bring a stricken ferry service back into use after damage to its landing stage led to its closure.
A permanent speed limit change has been implemented on a key stretch of road into Lynn.
Work to replace traffic lights at a pedestrian crossing near a West Norfolk school is due to start this month.
Work is to start on essential road repairs on stretch of a busy coastal road.
The popular West Lynn ferry service is set to remain closed for several more weeks.
A town centre bus station is set to undergo a 14-week revamp costing £387,000.
People living in rural Norfolk are being left behind due to a lack of investment in bus services, an MP has said.
The West Lynn ferry is likely to be out of action for several weeks after a discovery found that nine steps are suffering from “deterioration”.
The West Lynn ferry is currently out of action after a step detached from its staircase.
Rail passengers planning to use the East Coast Main Line are being warned engineering work will mean a disruption to some services.
