A woman “behaved abominably” by kicking a police officer after a drunken night listening to 80s music.
“I’m in it to win it,” a Reform candidate has insisted as he bids to take Liz Truss’ seat at the general election.
Speaking exclusively to the Lynn News, Liz Truss has outlined her reasons as to why residents should still vote for her at the general election.
South West Norfolk’s Labour candidate believes he has what it takes to topple Liz Truss and emerge victorious from the general election.
A parliamentary candidate has pledged to provide “an alternative based on hope” ahead of next month’s general election.
James Bagge speaks exclusively to the Lynn News on why he thinks he is best placed to topple Liz truss at the general election.
A man in his 20s died after a serious crash at the start of this week.
A man who tried to run from police officers before being found in possession of three knives has been handed a suspended prison sentence.
A 21-year-old timber engineer was caught travelling through town with laughing gas in his car.
A man with a history of dangerous driving offences was “very close” to being sent to prison after towing another car while disqualified.
A woman is expecting to face “hardship” after being banned from the roads following a drink-driving offence.
An 18-year-old was caught drink-driving after taking a friend’s car in a bid to “show off”.
A 22-year-old faced a court appearance after becoming involved in a town centre spat.
Plans to breed German Sheperds at a farm with “historic animal welfare issues” have been turned down due to worries about the noise they will make.
Wisbech St Mary residents are set to benefit from fresh investment into grassroots sports facilities thanks to a £978,583 grant.
Police are continuing to investigate after a late night village crash involving a suspected drink-driver culminated in an assault.
A new wheelchair-friendly boardwalk has been installed to help to make a wildlife haven “accessible for everyone”.
James Wild has become the second West Norfolk MP to publicly share his concerns over plans to build 87 miles of electricity lines across the area.
Two schools are “coordinating efforts” to support students who will be impacted when one of them closes at the end of the current term.
Liz Truss has lodged a formal objection to a proposal for 87 miles of electricity lines stretching from West Norfolk to Lincolnshire.
