Today we are delivering our 180th issue having published a magazine every month since the autumn of 2005.
Driving rain and high winds did not deter the Hunstanton Friends from holding their coffee morning for Macmillan on Friday 25th September.
King’s Lynn will benefit from £750,000 of accelerated Towns Funds for a School of Nursing at the College of West Anglia, and investment to improve the town centre under £80 million of funding announced by the Ministry of Housing, Communities, and Local Government.
Parish Clerk Simon Bower writes:
Two Norfolk Police officers who detained a pair of violent offenders wanted for threatening murder and blackmail have been nominated for The National Police Bravery Awards.
The Princess theatre is thrilled that they are able to continue with the family Christmas tradition of Pantomime in 2020 in a socially distanced way in partnership with Tom Rolfe Productions. They present to you a 5 person cast of 'Mother Goose' lasting approximately 90mins with no interval over a 2 week period.
Political comment by Richard Bird
Readers will have noticed the ‘Donate’ adverts that have been appearing in Town and Around. Organised by Richard Bird, funds are raised from the disposal of unwanted vehicles/MOT failures and the proceeds are donated to local charities and good causes. To date projects including Little Lights Baby and Toddler Group, Rollason Stage School and a school swimming pool fund have been supported.
A man with a passion for radio has launched a new station for West Norfolk.
It has been a tough and busy summer for the RNLI at Old Hunstanton, with over 30 launches since 1st March.
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