The Borough Council of King’s Lynn and West Norfolk has agreed investment to continue projects supporting local people and job skills, local businesses, and communities into 2025/26. Cabinet has approved
The Go Green West Norfolk project is offering grants of up to £8,000 to help community, village halls, and sports facilities in West Norfolk reduce their carbon footprint and enhance
The housing crisis in rural England has sparked debate over the impact of second homes and holiday lets on local communities. A recent BBC report sheds light on the growing challenges faced by towns and villages across East Anglia, particularly in North Norfolk, King’s Lynn & West Norfolk, East Suffolk, Babergh, and Mid Suffolk.
A successful neighbourhood plan must be based on evidence and an understanding of the place they relate to. Communities need to gather a range of evidence and local knowledge before
The Borough Council of King’s Lynn and West Norfolk has agreed investment to continue projects
The Go Green West Norfolk project is offering grants of up to £8,000 to help
The housing crisis in rural England has sparked debate over the impact of second homes and holiday lets on local communities. A recent BBC report sheds light on the growing challenges faced by towns and villages across East Anglia, particularly in North Norfolk, King’s Lynn & West Norfolk, East Suffolk, Babergh, and Mid Suffolk.
A successful neighbourhood plan must be based on evidence and an understanding of the place
