King's Lynn Festival Too former Specials and Fun Boy Three star performs
A staple of the Ska music scene will be bringing summer festival vibes to fans.
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King's Lynn Beake Speaks columnist Jenny Beake meets comedian Rich Hall for the second time
A columnist meets their comic idol for the second time at a book signing but did he remember her?
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From The Jam, Example, Liberty X, Newton Faulkner, Feeder, Lindy Layton, Neville Staple and D:REAM announced for this year's King's Lynn Festival Too
Festival Too returns next month and some fantastic bands have been line up for its 39th year.
Source: lynnnews.co.uk
King's Lynn Recipharm GEAR 10K organised by Run For All sees thousands cross the finish line in aid of charities
Runners of all ages and abilities took part in an annual race event in aid of a number of charities.
Source: lynnnews.co.uk
Our lives are full of highs and lows
The column Beake Speaks looks at highs and lows and clapping in the wrong places at a concert.
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Festival Too 2022 line-up includes Will Young and Fleur East
The line-up has been announced for Festival Too 2022 in King's Lynn Norfolk, including Will Young, Fleur East and Heather Small.
Source: edp24.co.uk
King's Lynn pubs reopen for inside customers | Eastern Daily Press
People queue to be vaccinated at the Alive Corn Exchange in Kings Lynn - Credit: Chris Bishop Almost the only queue in Kings Lynn was in the Tuesday Market Place, where people lined up to wait for their vaccine jabs at the Alive Corn Exchange. Elsewhere, the town was quiet and there was no stampede to the bar as pubs and restaurants opened to seated customers for the first time in almost five months. At the 12th Century White Hart Stores on St James Street, landlord Neal Durose was optimistic p...
Source: edp24.co.uk