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On this week: Teenage cyclist fined £1 after crash in 1961 and comedian transforms town hall into stage in 1986 (opens the original)
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In our weekly On This Week feature, we take a look back at what was making the headlines in 1961, as well as a picture from 1986⦠A special meeting of Lynn Town Council will be held during October to discuss the question of the town taking in an overspill population. The issue was discussed by the councilâs Town Expansion, Development and Policy Committee when matters relating to the Hardwick Road industrial trading estate and expansion of the town were considered. Committee chairman Mr G Ge
On this week: Pool marathon raises hundreds in Christopherâs memory in 1986 (opens the original)
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In our weekly On This Week feature, we take a look back at what was making the headlines in 2016, as well as a picture from 1986⦠Council chiefs have been asked to provide a loan to the Kingâs Lynn Innovation Centre (KLIC) just three months after the £5million complex was officially opened. The issue was debated in private session during a special West Norfolk Council cabinet meeting, but the authority has refused to say how much money had been requested or whether any other council bodies
Remembering when school celebrated âgoodâ Ofsted report in 2014 (opens the original)
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In our weekly Memory Lane Schooldays feature, we take a look back at when a primary school celebrated a positive Ofsted report⦠Dersingham Primary School celebrated a âgoodâ Ofsted inspection report in September 2014. And pictured here is a beaming head teacher, Gayle Platt, joined by some of her happy pupils. The school was created in April 2013 through the amalgamation of the village infant and primary schools, although it continued to operate from two sites, and this was its first-ever
On this week: Silent protest in bid to save school and âuglyâ pub to be demolished in 1986 (opens the original)
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In our weekly On This Week feature, we take a look back at what was making the headlines in 1986, as well as a picture from the same year⦠North West Norfolk MP Mr Henry Bellingham has urged education chiefs to think again on the closure of small schools. He met the countyâs chief education officer, Mr Martin Edwards and education committee chairman, Mrs Frances Roualle, in Norwich to ask them to take into account social factors as well as educational benefits in coming to their decisions. H
Looking back at firefightersâ charity car wash in 2014 and care homeâs fundraising walk in 2016 (opens the original)
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In our weekly All Our Yesterdays feature, we take a look back at September good causes from 2011, 2014 and 2016⦠September 2011: Letâs paint Lynn pink was the rallying cry to women throughout the town in support of Cancer Research UK, which was organising fundraising events to be held in late October. Norfolk Green buses got on board and painted one of their buses pink, especially for the event. At the front, holding two of the posters is bus driver Lucy Barley â who had had breast cancer
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