Archaeological work at St George’s Guildhall, the UK’s oldest working theatre, has revealed a 600-year-old doorway which may once have led to William Shakespeare’s dressing room. Last year the King’s Lynn theatre created headlines around the world after identifying floorboards…
Whilst this headline might all sound rather alarmist, Westacre Theatre are deadly serious. The award-winning West Norfolk venue has just launched an ambitious a fundraising mission to quite literally ‘Save them from Extinction’. With 39 theatres on the endangered list,…
A transformational project that will bring multi-million pounds into West Norfolk’s economy and create national and international interest in King’s Lynn has been endorsed. The Borough Council of King’s Lynn and West Norfolk’s Cabinet, the King’s Lynn Town Board and…
The Borough Council of King’s Lynn & West Norfolk started its programme of King’s Lynn events for 2024 last weekend with Folk in the Town. There’s seven more weeks of activities to come. Live music, sport and film screenings, classic…
Walk Norfolk 2024 is an access-friendly month of walking events taking place right around the county. Running from 29th September – 31st October 2024 it will feature a wide range of guided walks including town ,city, countryside, forest and coastal…
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…
Runners who raced to Beat the Tide in 5k and 10k runs along Hunstanton beach in June have helped raise money for the Hunstanton RNLI. Cllr Bal Anota, Cabinet member for Events and Open Spaces at the borough council, who…
People are being asked to have their say and help to shape how £20M is invested in King’s Lynn in a major new consultation. Earlier this year, King’s Lynn was awarded £20M Long Term Plan for Towns funding which will…
New public art, designed with input from local school children, has been unveiled in King’s Lynn. The two pieces, by leading artists Annabel McCourt and Adrian Riley, have been installed at the railway station and at St James’ Swimming Pool and aim…
