News published October 2019
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Mayor launches west Norfolk poppy appeals
Published: 23rd October 2019
Cllr Geoff Hipperson, the Mayor of King’s Lynn & West Norfolk, along with Cllr Margaret Wilkinson, Deputy Mayor will be launching two poppy appeal campaigns on Saturday 26 October 2019.
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Fawkes in the Walks is back with a bang
Published: 23rd October 2019
The area’s biggest free fireworks display and bonfire returns to The Walks in King’s Lynn on Friday 1 November 2019.
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New service for professionals launched at the Town Hall
Published: 17th October 2019
People in west Norfolk will benefit from a new service that launched at the town hall in King’s Lynn on Friday 11 October.
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Council Tax Support scheme consultation
Published: 11th October 2019
Residents and stakeholders are being invited to have their say on the Borough Council of King's Lynn & West Norfolk's Council Tax Support scheme.
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Halloween in Hunstanton
Published: 10th October 2019
Spooky things are happening in Hunstanton this half term with a range of activities for children and adults in and around Hunstanton Heritage Gardens.
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A place to turn to on World Mental Health Day
Published: 9th October 2019
In west Norfolk there is a place to go for support on World Mental Health Day on 10 October.
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Students from the Czech Republic welcomed to King’s Lynn
Published: 8th October 2019
50 students from a town in the Czech Republic were welcomed to King’s Lynn Town Hall on Wednesday 2 October.
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Many mayors say goodbye to sword bearer
Published: 7th October 2019
The retirement of Sword Bearer, Don Bruce, attracted a multitude of mayors to the town hall in King’s Lynn, including the current Mayor of King’s Lynn & West Norfolk Cllr Geoff Hipperson.
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I'm going home
Published: 1st October 2019
A joint initiative between the Careline Community Service and the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, launched on 1 September 2019, has already helped 3 local residents return home from hospital sooner.
