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Women and allies set to march through town next weekend in bid to end violence against girls
“We are marching for all women”, is the message that the organiser of an event taking place next weekend.
23-year-old filmed himself throwing firework into group of people – and could face jail
A 23-year-old could face jail after leaving four people injured when he tossed a firework into the crowd at Fawkes in the Walks.
MPs ‘delighted’ that hospital rebuild will commence next year
West Norfolk’s MPs have voiced their pleasure after learning that the rebuild of Lynn’s Queen Elizabeth Hospital will begin next year.
Hospital rebuild set to begin next year in bid to hit 2030 deadline
Work to construct the new Queen Elizabeth Hospital is expected to begin in the middle of next year.
Check before you travel as London’s King’s Cross station will be closed over two weekends
Rail passengers planning to use the East Coast Main Line are being warned engineering work will mean a disruption to some services.
January a busy time for Mayor’s Business Awards
January is a busy time for The West Norfolk Mayor’s Business Awards with lots going on in the background.
Trio of local parents who formed trust become finalists in bid to take over historic library building as they believe ‘everyone has a story’
Three locals who first met picking their children up from nursery have teamed up in a bid to “save the library for the people of the town”.
Your views on plans to chop ancient oaks, an ‘incriminating sign’, grey squirrels and farmers
Here are the Lynn News letters for Friday, January 10, 2024.
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