A vibrant year of free events is coming to King’s Lynn and Hunstanton in 2026, as the Borough Council of King’s Lynn & West Norfolk unveils a packed programme designed to celebrate local heritage, support businesses, and bring communities together.…
West Norfolk won big at the annual Anglia in Bloom awards 2025. The public open space teams at the borough council are celebrating with several trophies and certificates. Six counties across East Anglia took part in the campaign, over 200…
Anglia in Bloom judges visited Hunstanton last week as part of the annual awards inspections. Cllr Paul Bland, Cabinet member for car parks and open spaces, explained: “Our public open space teams do an incredible job across the borough and…
More than 90 runners took part in the Borough Council’s Beat the Tide charity run on Sunday 8 June 2025 to raise money for Hunstanton RNLI. The 5k and 10k runs started a little later than planned due to high…
The council’s ever-popular Food for Thought programme is returning, this time at The Community Hub inside Hunstanton Town Hall, for 10 weeks from May 14 2025. These free, family-friendly sessions aim to help residents learn new cooking skills, swap recipe…
Five locations based in King’s Lynn & Hunstanton raises prestigious Green Flag Awards after achieving international quality mark for parks and green spaces. Today, we are celebrating the fact that Boston Square Sensory Garden and Heritage Gardens in Hunstanton, along with Mintlyn…
The borough council has launched its second annual West Norfolk Battle of the Bands competition. Once again, the winner will get to perform on stage at next year’s Festival Too. It’s free to enter online at west-norfolk.gov.uk/battleofthebands and the deadline for entries…
East Coast Gelato will be opening at Chantry Place, Norwich, on Friday 26th April 2024, selling its delicious range of homemade gelato, sorbets and treats. Made locally in Hunstanton, East Coast Gelato will be open daily at Chantry Place in Centre…
The team who clear the promenade when there have been high tides and strong winds have been extra busy keeping it clear of debris over the past four months. An increase in the amount of material thrown onto the promenade…
