The Borough Council of King’s Lynn & West Norfolk has launched its West Norfolk Winter Campaign, designed to help residents stay informed, safe, and prepared throughout the winter months. The campaign brings together essential advice and updates on council services,…
Renovation work to breathe new life into St George’s Guildhall is moving ahead, with the Borough Council of King’s Lynn and West Norfolk appointing its main contractor to undertake this internationally-significant cultural heritage project in the heart of King’s Lynn. The Guildhall…
Volunteers and council staff have planted a new hedgerow at the South Lynn Community Orchard. Cllr Michael de Whalley, Cabinet member for Climate Change and Biodiversity, explained: “I’m grateful to the Nature Volunteer Network, the Hardings Pits Association and our…
Popular and successful Norfolk Animator Ian Harding is keeping an old art form and tradition that brought us Wallace and Grommit alive by teaching his skills to an enthusiastic younger generation. Ian Harding is running his next Stop Motion Animation…
New King’s Lynn projections celebrate the towns maritime heritage and the anniversary of rejoining the Hanseatic League. Cllr Sue Lintern, Cabinet Member for Culture and Events, explains more about this project: “In June we celebrated the 20th anniversary of King’s…
Work is progressing to the next exciting stage to deliver two new Active Travel Hubs in King’s Lynn, which aim to make it easier for more people to choose healthier, greener and more cost-effective ways to travel into and around King’s Lynn…
Alive West Norfolk has won an award recognising its inspirational partnership with the Queen Elizabeth Hospital King’s Lynn (QEH) Cancer Wellbeing and Support Centre, which has supported over 150 patients and changed lives for the better over the last four…
All Things Norfolk have teamed up with the wonderful Westacre Theatre to give you a chance to win a family ticket (2 adults and up to 3 Children) to A Christmas Carol. Step into a world of candlelight, carols and…
New trees have been planted in The Walks in King’s Lynn by volunteers from the Gaywood Valley Conservation Group along with borough council staff on Monday 6 October. Cllr Michael de Whalley, Cabinet member for Climate Change and Biodiversity, said:…
