News published March 2022
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Vision King's Lynn rail to river route update
Published: 8th March 2022
Published on behalf of Vision King's Lynn.
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Nar Ouse Business Park development begins
Published: 8th March 2022
Work has begun at the new Nar Ouse Business Park which will provide approximately 15 hectares of serviced, development land for office, industrial and research space in King’s Lynn.
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Homes in West Norfolk encouraged to check eligibility for Green Homes Grant scheme ahead of energy price cap increase
Published: 8th March 2022
Published on behalf of Warmworks
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Wasting food feeds climate change: The Borough Council of King’s Lynn & West Norfolk unites with Food Waste Action Week to break the cycle
Published: 7th March 2022
The UK’s second national Food Waste Action Week began on Monday, 7 March 2022, with the Borough Council of King’s Lynn & West Norfolk joining as a partner.
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Continuing show of support for Ukraine
Published: 4th March 2022
Landmarks in King’s Lynn will continue to be lit up in blue and yellow to show support for the people of Ukraine until further notice.
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Borough council presented with plaque for service during the pandemic
Published: 4th March 2022
Staff from areas including public open space and waste management were invited to the unveiling of a plaque by the Norfolk Lieutenancy, to commemorate our community’s resilience during the pandemic.
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New trees planted in Sedgeford
Published: 3rd March 2022
Volunteers planted more than 400 trees in under two hours in Sedgeford recently.
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Last dates for energy efficiency roadshows
Published: 3rd March 2022
There are just a few more chances to come along and ask our team for advice on keeping your home warm.
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Action to be taken over inconsiderate and inappropriate vehicle use
Published: 2nd March 2022
A consultation opened on 1 March 2022 for views on the renewal of the Public Space Protection Order to restrict inappropriate and inconsiderate vehicle use causing anti-social behaviour.
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Council budget for 2022/23
Published: 1st March 2022
King’s Lynn and West Norfolk Borough Council’s annual budget was signed off at a meeting of the full council on Wednesday (23 February).
