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Four leisure centres receive top ratings (opens the original)
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Council-run leisure centres have achieved a top rating in a leading quality assessment scheme. Alive West Norfolk, the borough councilâs leisure and cultural service, runs four centres - Lynnsport and St Jamesâ Pool in Lynn, Downham Leisure, and The Oasis at Hunstanton. Following mystery visits and other criteria, all the centres received a âvery goodâ rating in the Quest for Facilities assessment, Sport England's recommended continuous improvement programme for leisure services. Quest f
Former Springwood sixth former settles into university life (opens the original)
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A high achieving student has praised her former school as she settles into life at university. Former Springwood sixth former Eva Kalabina attained A*s in Economics, Maths, and Further Maths, along with an A in Chemistry while at the Lynn high school. Eva has now started to read Economics, Law, and Environment at Cambridge University, with the long-term aim of working in the tech industry. She said: âThe results werenât what I expected. I was elated. I thought I was going to get one A*, but
Dragons are set to take over town (opens the original)
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Dragons will be hiding in museums, stalking medieval streets, appearing on cinema screens and coming face-to-face with visitors at a town event. The Lynn Dragon Festival is a town-wide celebration of the mythical beasts which will be held next month. The festival, on Saturday, November 7, will bring together some of the townâs best known cultural and heritage venues for a day of free family activities, performances, trails, games and medieval entertainment. St Georgeâs Guildhall will be amon
Inspiring visit to view work of renowned sculptor (opens the original)
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Students gained inspiration when they visited a historic setting to see the work of an internationally-renowned sculptor. Level 3 Art and Design students from the College of West Anglia at Lynn visited Houghton Hall where British sculptor Lynn Chadwick displayed work. The visit formed part of the students' 'Altered' project - exploring the human form. The module challenged students to consider how the body could be simplified, transformed and represented through sculpture and other forms of artw
In Bloom honours for Wootton Park (opens the original)
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It was celebration time for a West Norfolk village in the recent Anglia In Bloom 2026 awards. South Wootton In Bloom entered Wootton Park in the virtual category of the awards and was delighted to take gold and the honours for Best Park out of 17 entries - which included The Walks and Tower Gardens in Lynn. A total of 15 parks won a gold but Wootton Park was the category winner. Wootton Park Association looks after the park along with the parish councils of South Wootton and North Wootton. Will
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