Month: July 2021

Freebridge Community Housing has said it will appeal the decision by West Norfolk Council planners to reject its application to demolish three blocks on Hillington Square in Lynn.Earlier this month, the borough's planning committee in considering the latest phase of the £30 million refurbishment of the 1960's estate, had rejected the application, calling the replacement block "ugly" and looking "Soviet".Yesterday in a statement, Freebridge said it would appeal the decision, […]

A lorry driver who died at the scene of a crash has been named as a Lynn man.William Lewis was killed after his lorry left the B1085 near Red Lodge and hit a tree on Monday afternoon at around 1.30pm.The 61 year old, of Turnpike Road, Lynn, was attended to by paramedics but was pronounced dead a short time later.The B1085 was closed after the crash. Picture: Craig BradshawPolice closed […]

An inquest into the death of Lee Calton who died at the age of 37 heard he left a heartbreaking note to his family and friends ahead of taking his own life.Mr Calton, 37, was found dead at his home in King George VI Avenue on April 15 this year. He had hanged himself.Today at the inquest held in Norwich, Norfolk coroner Jacqueline Lake read the note he had left.Lee […]

King's Lynn Town are guaranteed to finish top of the table in one respect this season.When it comes to season ticket prices for the forthcoming National League campaign, the Linnets are top of the tree by some distance.In terms of figures, the Linnets are the most expensive side to follow for your wallet with the new season just three weeks away.The Walks, home of King's Lynn Town FC.. (34402441)Lynn are […]