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Rail passengers set to face even more disruption

Rail passengers set to face even more disruption

Rail passengers will face even more disruption as further late-night engineering works have been announced. Network Rail will again be carrying out extra late-night works on the Fen Line between Cambridge and Lynn to improve the condition of the track. This means that services north of Cambridge will finish earlier than usual on some weeknights

Police locate man wanted on recall to prison

Police locate man wanted on recall to prison

A 38-year-old wanted man with links to the Lynn area has been found. On Tuesday, police were hunting for Mark Wilson, who was wanted on recall to prison after breaching his licence conditions. Officers have confirmed today that Wilson, who had links to the Lynn and Norwich area, has been located. Mark Wilson has been

Outdoor meal at pub on a sunny evening makes you feel like you could be abroad

Outdoor meal at pub on a sunny evening makes you feel like you could be abroad

On one of the last summery evenings of September, my partner and I enjoyed a spontaneous meal at a Lynn pub-restaurant steeped in history. The Wenns, which is opposite the town’s Minster on the Saturday Market Place, has an outdoor seating area which (along with the neighbouring Mem’s Kitchen) reminds me of those in European

Successful opening as former cat café is transformed into bar and lounge

Successful opening as former cat café is transformed into bar and lounge

The owners of a cat café-turned-bar and bistro have described the success of its re-opening weekend. Kelly and Jack Whitmore, who first opened Purrr Café in Lynn at the end of 2023, have shifted its focus away from felines and onto its food and drink. But they have not forgotten its past, and have suitably

Take a look inside new board game café that has rolled into town

Take a look inside new board game café that has rolled into town

Lynn’s new board game café has been on a roll since it opened last Friday, attracting lots of visitors. The Dice Box, located on Tower Street in Lynn, has had a busy weekend, with plenty of passers-by popping in to see what it’s all about. Owners of the business, Stewart Walkey and Chris Larwood, said

Looking for adventure? A town youth charity has the answer

Looking for adventure? A town youth charity has the answer

Young people looking for adventure, teamwork and life skills can find all this and more at a town-based youth organisation. Lynn Sea Cadets and Royal Marine Cadets has launched a recruitment campaign hoping more young people aged from ten to 18 will become members. Youngsters from the town and surrounding area are being invited to

38-year-old with links to town wanted on recall to prison

38-year-old with links to town wanted on recall to prison

Police are searching for a 38-year-old who is wanted on recall to prison. Mark Wilson, who is known to frequent the Lynn and Norwich area, is wanted in relation to breaching his licence conditions. He is around six feet tall with short brown hair and brown eyes. Mark Wilson is thought to have links in

Trophies galore after big success at Anglia in Bloom

Trophies galore after big success at Anglia in Bloom

Celebrations are under way after West Norfolk won big at the annual Anglia in Bloom awards. The public open space teams at West Norfolk Council are delighted after taking home several trophies and certificates. The Hunstanton in Bloom volunteers and public open space team in the town are also celebrating with a gold award and

Inclusivity at heart of filmmaker’s new theatre company for youngsters

Inclusivity at heart of filmmaker’s new theatre company for youngsters

A West Lynn actor and filmmaker has set up his very own theatre company aimed at giving a space to “misunderstood children”. Jordan Winn, who held a premiere for his film about neurodiversity, “My Brain, My World”, earlier this year, has continued to advocate for those who have autism or ADHD. He has now created

Controversial off-licence opens despite concerns it will encourage alcoholism

Controversial off-licence opens despite concerns it will encourage alcoholism

As a controversial off-licence opens its doors, a councillor says making sure it operates responsibly should be a priority. One Stop welcomed customers to its brand new branch in Fairstead’s former GP surgery on Friday, despite fears it could encourage alcoholism and affect the most vulnerable in the area. The company said it was “hugely