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Man with 180 offences given one last chance despite ‘windmill-style’ assault

Man with 180 offences given one last chance despite ‘windmill-style’ assault

Despite racking up more than 180 offences, a criminal has avoided jail as the courts decided to give him “one last chance”. James Leonard, 58, of Turbus Road in North Lynn, appeared at the town’s magistrates’ court on Thursday and pleaded guilty to 14 offences. His crime spree included a number of thefts, attempted thefts,

Soup kitchen volunteer jailed for vicious attack during birthday night out

Soup kitchen volunteer jailed for vicious attack during birthday night out

Birthday celebrations ended with a prison sentence after a soup kitchen volunteer knocked out a man and tried to flee the scene. Simon Sparrow, of Grosvenor Road in Wisbech, admitted assaulting a person and causing them actual bodily harm when he appeared at Lynn Magistrates’ Court on Thursday. The 54-year-old was on a night out

The Artist by Lucy Steeds is Book of the Week

The Artist by Lucy Steeds is Book of the Week

Waterstones’ book of the week is The Artist, a lush, impressive debut novel by Lucy Steeds. Richly evocative of a Provençal summer, Steeds’ masterly 1920s-set novel focuses on an enigmatic painter, the young journalist set on penning a piece on him and the artist’s niece who harbours an unexpected secret. Joseph, an aspiring journalist, has

Town centre is set to be transformed into ‘open-air gallery’

Town centre is set to be transformed into ‘open-air gallery’

A town centre is set to be transformed into an ‘open-air gallery’ with the launch of a new colourful art trail. The self-guided Lynn trail will run throughout August and launches on Friday, August 1. It will feature the work of 19 local artists, who will take over shop windows with their work reflecting creativity,

Question time: Have a crack at the ultimate online pub quiz

Question time: Have a crack at the ultimate online pub quiz

Compete against friends and family in our weekly online quiz – the Saturday Social. There are 13 questions in total – simply scroll down to the bottom of the page for the answers. QUESTION 2 1. TRUE OR FALSE? A single strand of spaghetti is called a spaghetto? 2. WHO AM I? Can you name

Technology is having a ‘significant impact’ on young patient care

Technology is having a ‘significant impact’ on young patient care

An Emneth youngster’s treatment via an innovative virtual hospital ward has made her a milestone patient. Eight-year-old Callie Field was the 50th child patient to be cared through the programme, launched by Lynn’s Queen Elizabeth Hospital in May 2024, supporting children to recover at home but still being monitored by clinicians. The programme uses smart

Hundreds view plans for new state-of-the-art QEH

Hundreds view plans for new state-of-the-art QEH

Hundreds of people have attended sessions showing what Lynn’s proposed new state-of-the-art hospital will look like. More than 450 people have attended in-person and virtual events to find out more about the Queen Elizabeth Hospital new build plans to create a facility “fit for tomorrow”. Throughout June and July, people joined showcase events at venues

Law firm raises thousands for charity with will-writing campaign

Law firm raises thousands for charity with will-writing campaign

A law firm has raised an impressive £6,715 by taking part in an annual charity will-writing campaign. Lynn-based Hawkins Ryan Solicitors has taken part in the campaign since 2012, raising a grand total of £29,062 by volunteering its time and expertise to write wills and, instead of charging their usual fees, inviting clients to make

Urgent work needed to fix uneven rail line

Urgent work needed to fix uneven rail line

There will be disruption and bus replacements as urgent engineering work is carried out on the rail line between Lynn and Ely. Network Rail will carry out the work on the Fen Line between Monday evening and next Friday morning, with buses replacing trains from 9pm on Great Northern services. Engineers will be improving the