News published October 2020
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Residents asked to “Remember at home” this Remembrance Sunday
Published: 19th October 2020
Plans are being put together to host a closed Remembrance Day service in Tower Gardens on Sunday 8 November 2020. Members of the public will be unable to attend this event.
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5 west Norfolk parks are among the UK’s very best green spaces
Published: 19th October 2020
A number of west Norfolk parks and green spaces have once again achieved a Green Flag Award.
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Alive Corn Exchange receives lifeline grant from Government’s £1.57bn Culture Recovery Fund
Published: 19th October 2020
Published on behalf of Alive West Norfolk:
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Town Hall and Alive Corn Exchange to be lit up to mark Baby Loss Awareness Week
Published: 13th October 2020
Two iconic King’s Lynn buildings will be lit up pink and blue on Thursday evening, 15 October 2020, to draw attention to Baby Loss Awareness Week which started on 9 October.
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Borough councillor to receive MBE
Published: 12th October 2020
It has been announced that Cllr Stuart Dark, borough councillor for Heacham Ward, has received the Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) in Her Majesty the Queen’s Birthday Honours list.
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Public Spaces Protection Orders come into force
Published: 8th October 2020
Three new Public Spaces Protection Orders which will restrict alcohol consumption in areas of King's Lynn, Hunstanton and Downham Market came into force on 1 October.
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King’s Lynn and West Norfolk History Festival this half term
Published: 6th October 2020
Published on behalf of True's Yard Museum:
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New building projections in King's Lynn from Collusion
Published: 5th October 2020
Innovator of immersive light-based environments Ben Sheppee is the latest artist to be commissioned by Collusion working with the borough council.
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Mayor gets on his bike
Published: 2nd October 2020
The Mayor and Mayoress of King’s Lynn & West Norfolk got on their bikes for charity recently.
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Help Improve King’s Lynn for Walking and Cycling
Published: 1st October 2020
People are being asked for their views on walking and cycling in King’s Lynn and surrounding villages to inform a plan that will make it easier for those on bike and foot to get around the area.
