News published June 2021
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Check your council tax band for free rather than use an agent
Published: 22nd June 2021
The borough council is highlighting to residents that they can check their council tax band for free rather than agreeing to use an agent who will then take a percentage of any refund.
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Flag raised at the start of British Armed Forces Week
Published: 21st June 2021
The borough showed its support for members of the armed forces, by raising the British Armed Forces Day flag on Monday 21 June 2021.
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Bicentenary of Eau Brink Cut marked by new book and by the Mayor
Published: 17th June 2021
Mayor of King’s Lynn & West Norfolk, Cllr Harry Humphrey, met local author Kathleen Saunders to mark the launch of her new book and the 200th anniversary of the Eau Brink Cut in the Mayor's Parlour.
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Raising awareness of loneliness in west Norfolk
Published: 14th June 2021
From Monday 14 June 2021, people and organisations join together to raise awareness of loneliness during Loneliness Awareness Week. In west Norfolk there is a place to go for support.
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Cabinet roles and responsibilities set to be agreed this week
Published: 14th June 2021
The roles and responsibilities of the Cabinet members at the Borough Council of King's Lynn & West Norfolk are set to be agreed at a meeting of the Cabinet on 15 June 2021.
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Town deal fund announcement signals improvements for King's Lynn
Published: 8th June 2021
Town Deal Board members were delighted to hear today's Government announcements, that King's Lynn's Town Deal Board had been allocated the maximum amount of £25 million.
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Leadership change brings forward rethink on Parkway
Published: 4th June 2021
A new or amended planning application is set to be submitted for a housing development only, on the former College of West Anglia site off Parkway, in King's Lynn, if agreed by Cabinet and Council.
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Dickies Pet Centre and director, Richard Ellwood, sentenced at court after lying about how lorry driver sustained life-changing injuries
Published: 2nd June 2021
On 27 May 2021, Dickies Pet Centre Limited and Mr. Richard Ellwood were sentenced by District Judge King at Chelmsford Magistrates’ Court for offences under the Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974.
