Half of consumers cut back on non-essential spending
Half of consumers have cut back on their non-essential spending so far this year, with eating out the most likely cull from budgets, a survey suggests..
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Government
The Government needs a TikTok strategy to help combat misinformation directed at young people, MPs have said..
UK economy grew 0.1% in February
The UK took another step away from the recession which plagued it at the tail end of last year as gross domestic product grew again in February, the Office for National Statistics said..
Night shelter’s sleeping bag appeal answered by Round Table
A night shelter in town has been given a big boost after an appeal for vital items.
Find out more about opportunities at hospital at NHS Careers Clinic this month
Are you interested in a career in the NHS? Do you want to make a difference? If you do, then you may want to join the NHS at their careers clinic.
New individual sought to help oversee delivery of multi-million-pound transformation of town
A new chair is being sought to play an important role in overseeing the delivery of a multi-million-pound project to transform a town.
Stars boss wants to get in regular rhythm
King's Lynn manager Rob Lyon admits he can’t wait to see his side get into a regular rhythm of racing after a weather-affected start to the season.
Eagles gymnasts among the medals
Youngsters from the Lynn-based Eagles Gymnastics Club returned home with a whole host of medals.
Marshland St James youngster back on the podium
There was a mixture of joy and despair for Jenson Sayell in the opening two rounds of the Super One Series, in Wales, over the weekend.
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Emergency doctors sound the alarm over patient care
Masked burglars steal farm vehicles from Windsor Castle estate
Starmer lands in Rio to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping at G20 summit
UK braces for disruptive snow ice and cold temperatures
International manhunt under way for man who killed wife and hid body in car
