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Things are about to get tasty in North Lynn thanks to free food sessions being organised by the Lily team at the borough council. Food for Thought are free family-friendly sessions aimed at helping residents learn new cooking skills, swap recipe ideas, and discover ways…

World Tai Chi Day is on Saturday 27th April and to mark it there will be a free mass come-and-try Tai Chi event on the Green in the morning. Cllr Simon Ring, Cabinet member for Tourism, Events and Marketing, explained: “This is an opportunity for…

To mark the anniversary of William Shakespeare's birthday St George's Guildhall, in King’s Lynn, is hosting a Big Birthday Bash on 28 April. From 11am to 3pm there will be a range of free Tudor themed family activities and exciting workshops taking place. Cllr Simon…

People cycling into King’s Lynn town centre can now access secure bike storage thanks to six new lockable spaces at Baker Lane. The storage forms part of the pilot cycle hub at Baker Lane which currently offers space for 40 cycles, in addition to the…

A fun and challenging 10k or 5k run set in the beautiful coastline of Hunstanton is returning this June. Beat the Tide is to return on Sunday 2 June 2024. The event starts on the sand outside the Alive Oasis in Hunstanton with a mass…

Healthwatch Norfolk is the independent voice for patients, service users and Carers in the county. We gather your views of health and social care services to ensure they are heard by the people in charge. What is this survey about? Healthwatch Norfolk is currently working…

Healthwatch Norfolk is conducting a survey about experiences of community mental health services in the county. The survey, which takes around 10 minutes to complete, is open to adults (age 18+) living in Norfolk who have been affected by a serious mental health condition. It is part…

The Council faces difficult decisions to deliver on its ambitions for the people of Norfolk against a difficult economic climate and more than a decade of reduced funding. Each year, the Council reviews its budget and proposes the savings it will need to make for…

16-30 year olds in West Norfolk are being offered the opportunity to get the skills they need for the futures they want as a project supporting young people expands its reach across the whole district from 1st April. The Boost project, run by Norfolk County…

Hearings that will help the Borough of King’s Lynn and West Norfolk move closer to adoption of its Local Plan begin again next week. The hearings were adjourned last spring to give the borough council the opportunity to gather more evidence in certain areas of…