‘10K community road race is the epitome of good news,’ says editor
Editor Jeremy Ransome writes this week’s From The Newsroom column, and discusses the ‘good news story’ that is the GEAR 10K.
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Car parts firm’s new branch on town’s industrial estate opens tomorrow
A car parts company is set to open the doors to its new branch in town this week.
Man who deflated police car tyres walks out of court without a fine to pay
Hours of waiting in court resulted in a lucky day for a defendant as he walked away without a fine.
Thousands GEAR-ed up for annual running event
There was certainly a buzz of excitement as crowds lined the streets to show their support for the thousands of people running on Sunday.
£15m plan for derelict silo site and 100 years of fashion shop: Memories from 1995 and 2006
In our regular On This Week column, we look back through the pages of the Lynn News from May 5 – 11, 2006 as well as a picture from May 1995...
‘It is not a revenge crime against Vodafone’: Man kicked shop window while drunk
Magistrates were assured that it was not a ‘revenge crime against Vodafone’ when a 39-year-old kicked its shop window - causing it to smash.
MP on taxes, broadband and road racing
In his weekly column, MP James Wild talks about tax cuts, broadband and a popular road race.
‘The interesting trends concerning pubs in West Norfolk’
In his weekly The Bar Man column, Jeff Hoyle looks at pubs and their futures.
Councillor discusses community transport, a youth project and a group for those with respiratory problems
Independent councillor Jo Rust writes this week’s Friday Politics column and discusses a transport scheme, a youth project and a respiratory group.
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Solihull Moors accused of ‘neglect’ and ‘lack of respect’ towards women’s team
Death toll from Israeli air strike on Beirut rises to 31
Oasis recreated in straw form as part of Cambridgeshire scarecrow festival
Consumers ‘could pay up to a fifth more for convenience store groceries’
Fulham ‘protected the players’ from Mohamed Al Fayed, former manager says
