News published July 2018
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Norfolk’s mayors and chairmen to embark on special tour of county’s heritage for Norfolk Day
Published: 13th July 2018
All of Norfolk’s mayors and chairmen will set out together on a special tour of the county on Wednesday 18 July 18 to celebrate its rich and unique cultural heritage ahead of Norfolk Day, on 27 July.
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5 west Norfolk parks are among the UK’s very best green spaces
Published: 13th July 2018
Today, a record number of parks and green spaces collect a Green Flag Award, and five of them are in west Norfolk.
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Norfolk Day in King’s Lynn
Published: 13th July 2018
On Friday 27 July 2018, individuals, communities, businesses and organisations across our county will be celebrating Norfolk Day, and west Norfolk is no exception!
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Guided walk around Salters Sanctuary
Published: 13th July 2018
The latest event held as part of the Hidden Heritage of the Gaywood River project will be a guided walk on Friday 27 July 2018.
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Donation made to charity for bereaved parents
Published: 13th July 2018
Cllr Nick Daubney, the Mayor of King’s Lynn & West Norfolk presented Theresa McGrath of Theresa’s Tiny Treasures with a cheque for £5,000 today.
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Forties Lynn returns for 2018!
Published: 12th July 2018
The Borough Council of King’s Lynn & West Norfolk is once again taking everyone back to wartime days at this free, fun, family event – Forties Lynn: Life on the home front.
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Bat walks at Salters Sanctuary
Published: 12th July 2018
A season of guided bat walks are about to begin as part of the Hidden Heritage of the Gaywood River project.
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Nominations made for Snettisham by-election
Published: 9th July 2018
On 2 August voters in the Snettisham ward of the Borough Council of King’s Lynn & West Norfolk will go to the polls to elect a new borough councillor.
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The mystery of the missing name plates
Published: 6th July 2018
Recently-installed street name plates in Castle Rising and Sandringham have gone missing and the council is seeking information from anyone who might have seen who removed them.
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A new public art festival to light up King's Lynn this winter
Published: 6th July 2018
A brand new festival combining live performance, projection and augmented reality, is set to take place in King's Lynn this winter, thanks to a £49,000 grant from the Arts Council England.